Sentence examples for were not compulsorily from inspiring English sources

Those first in contact with general practices were more likely to be women, did not have a diagnosis of schizophrenia, were not compulsorily detained within a week of contact with psychiatric services, and were less likely to be single or Black.

Although tracheal suctioning was routinely performed by the nurses, tracheal aspirates collection was not compulsorily requested in the protocol and thus not performed in all patients: only 19 had tracheal aspirates collection for amikacin concentration determination.

However, this was not applied compulsorily in most of the training hospitals, but rather accepted as an advice before 2010 in Turkey.

A lack of physical freedom was not expressed only by service users who were compulsorily detained.

With talk of possibly reforming laws to enable councils to compulsorily purchase land at discounted rates, perhaps this is not such a radical option after all.

Animals over 10 years are compulsorily retired from racing, whereas animals under 18 months are not generally trained.

Past research by Thomashow [39] and further studies by Jurkevitch [40] highlighted a locus, the hit locus, genes Bd0108 Bd0121 where mutations were often, but not compulsorily found in Bdellovibrio strains that were growing as HI.

At the end of 1992 the target was not reached, and on 1 April 1993, 30.76% of the remaining Class-A units were compulsorily cancelled, in accordance with the surrender provisions contained in the NPF Management Plan.

The scheme was not open to Indigenous men and the land distributed to under the scheme came from Aboriginal reserves that had been compulsorily acquired by the government.

Equation 5 compares favorably with Eq. 4 because on one hand it does not involve mandatory Uniform Circular Motion (b not compulsorily equal to 0.50) on the other hand exponent b could be used as a criterion whether the motion of the rider approaches the uniform circular (the more b tends to 0.50 the more motion approaches uniform circular).

The only notable domestic opposition was by Ottoman parliamentary representative Ahmed Riza, who stated: It is unlawful to designate the Armenian assets as "abandoned goods" for the Armenians, the proprietors, did not abandon their properties voluntarily; they were forcibly, compulsorily removed from their domiciles and exiled.