Sentence examples for violating medication from inspiring English sources

Ms. Beckert, the HCR spokeswoman, said only that Mr. Cullen was fired for violating medication protocols.

"The Jockey Club continues to believe that horses should run only when they are free from the influence of medication and that there should be no place in this sport for those who repeatedly violate medication rules," said James L. Gagliano, the group's president.

A thoroughbred trainer suspended one year for violating horse medication rules received a temporary stay of his suspension while Kentucky racing officials considered his appeal.

He is trained by an Englishman who has never been cited for violating a medication rule and believes a horse should be allowed to be a horse as much as possible.

The PPS included a subset of patients from the FAS who satisfied all inclusion criteria, did not meet any exclusion criteria, did not violate concomitant medication criteria, and had a total drug adherence rate of at least 80%%.

He was also charged with violating rules related to medication records and with conduct prejudicial to the sport.

Opponents say prescribing life-ending medication violates a doctor's oath to do no harm.

In Gonzales v Oregon, which concerned that state's assisted-suicide law, the government argued that doctors who prescribe lethal doses of medication violate federal law.

The trial court rejected his claim that the failure to provide a judicial hearing before the involuntary administration of antipsychotic medication violated the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment.

And if we are squeamish about doctors "violating" their ethics and prescribing lethal medication for the terminally ill who request it, we could shift this responsibility to licensed doulas, after physicians certify they can no longer help the patient.

In treating soldiers who have PTSD symptoms with antipsychotic medications, the military is violating its own treatment guidelines, which clearly state that S.S.R.I. antidepressants are the preferred first line of treatment for PTSD.