Sentence examples for treatment mandates from inspiring English sources

As expected based on self-reported CJS treatment mandates, CJS-mandated and CJS-recommended reported significantly higher rates of recent incarceration (35% and 39% vs. 13%, p < 0.001).

Whatever the findings of continuing research, adequate treatment mandates a health care system that provides far more effective management and active collaboration among consultant specialists than the current United States system typically provides.

Thus far, our results do not show evidence of a positive effect of infertility treatment mandates on total fertility.

In this paper, the effects of infertility treatment mandates on this specific group of states are also analysed.

2, the endogeneity of the infertility treatment mandates is rejected by several authors (Bitler and Schmidt 2012; Hamilton and McManus 2012; Abramowitz 2014).

In the previous section, we presented evidence that infertility treatment mandates induced ex-ante moral hazard leading women to delay motherhood.

We compared demographic and clinical characteristics, TES participation rates, and the trial's two co-primary outcomes, end of treatment abstinence and treatment retention, by self-reported CJS status at baseline: 1) CJS-mandated to community treatment (CJS-mandated), 2) CJS-recommended to treatment (CJS-recommended), 3) no CJS treatment mandate (CJS-none).

The city has successfully used that strategy to avoid a water treatment mandate in its more sparsely developed Catskills watershed.

Those caught selling or manufacturing drugs are excluded from the treatment mandate, as are offenders also arrested on nondrug-related charges like theft or gun possession.

To require UPS to add pregnancy to its list of conditions qualifying for accommodation would "imbue the PDA with a preferential treatment mandate that Congress neither intended nor enacted".

Americans can now boast that they no longer "torture" detainees, but they cannot say that detainees are not abused, or even that their treatment meets the minimum standards of humane treatment mandated by the Geneva Conventions, the Detainee Treatment Act of 2005 (the so-called McCain amendment), United States and international law, or even Mr. Obama's executive order.