Sentence examples for screening statutes from inspiring English sources

While medical practitioners are compelled to advise parents of the importance of screening, and most states have newborn screening statutes, these vary from being compulsory to laissez faire, allowing parents or guardians to refuse.

And no statutes cover contributory infringement.

When a recipient opens the attachment, child pornography statutes appear on screen.

Adjusting laws to address threats such as climate change that weren't on anyone's radar screen in 1970 will make these statutes as effective as possible.

Congress enacted a statute spelling out the amount of reimbursements "screening" mammograms receive, and at the moment, it's $69.

In the United States, every State (hereafter, the term "State" will include both States and territorial jurisdictions) presently has a statute or regulation mandating or allowing public health newborn screening.

The oral health screening data were collected by trained, calibrated dentists licensed to practice in the State of Nevada [Nevada Statutes and Regulations, Chapter 631, Dentistry and Dental Hygiene].

The federal Medicaid statute, he argued, does not compel the city to provide information or health screening at shelters.

Statutes increased in number.

Statutes of limitations expire.

The above statutes conflict.