Sentence examples similar to subject to compulsory orders from inspiring English sources

But despite their collective resilience a disproportionate number of black people develop serious mental health conditions, are subject to compulsory treatment orders and are detained under the Mental Health Act.

Many leaseholders were subject to compulsory purchase orders so low they have been forced to move to the far reaches of outer London, their decent-sized two-bed flats valued at under £150,000, while the new homes of "Elephant Park" will be sold for prices reaching £420,000 for a one-bed apartment.

The court heard how Mrs Jaconelli's flat was one of several homes subject to compulsory purchase orders.

In the meantime, homeowners and landlords were reluctant to invest in houses they thought might be subject to compulsory purchase orders at any moment, and an already downtrodden area fell into greater disrepair.

(3), struck out par. (1) which related to recordation of notice with Copyright Office by cable systems in order for secondary transmissions to be subject to compulsory licensing, and redesignated pars.

Families would be subject to compulsory inspections.

Homes that have been left empty by their owners for more than a year will be subject to compulsory lettings.

Categories that could be subject to compulsory national framework agreements in future include mobile phones, utilities and consultants.

Chemical ingredients are not subject to compulsory inspection in China.

Individuals aged 15 to 17 are subject to compulsory schooling and cannot be expected to take up employment.

Some have a schizophrenia diagnosis, some are sectioned under the Mental Health Act, and subject to compulsory treatment.