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The hospital ordered a medical examination and reported the mother's charge to state authorities.

Jay instantly filled the hospital order and she returned.

The Hospital Order initially stipulated that he should be detained for at least 15 years.

Hospitals order human pathogens to check the accuracy of diagnostic procedures, and companies use them to aid work on new medical treatments.

Marble, wood and cloth, all as white as the inside of a bathtub factory run amok with hospital orders.

Hospital orders also appeared.

Judge David Paget sentenced Mbeboh to an indefinite hospital order.

The Belgium hospital ordered a battery of tests and told her the very next day that she had a serious case of Chrohns disease.

A hospital order will only be made if the condition suffered by the offender make it appropriate that the offender should stay in hospital for the treatment.

DePuy's list price for each disk and specialized instruments to insert is $11,500, although hospitals ordering in quantities receive discounts.

No hospital order will be made where the defendant is said to have recovered, and the courts often feel it necessary to impose a prison sentence in such cases.

Mr Justice Auld made a hospital order under the Mental Health Act for Smith.

When hospitals order banked milk for their NICUs it is often brought into the pharmacy and billed through the hospital.

The Mental Health Act of 1959 enables a judge, with the approval of two doctors, to impose a hospital order in place of a prison sentence.

Judge Deborah Taylor ordered a second psychiatric report to be done prior to sentencing, and it is likely the obsessed fan will be made subject of a hospital order.

This allows the judge sentencing discretion, e.g. to impose a hospital order under section 37 Mental Health Act 1983 to ensure treatment rather than punishment in appropriate cases.

Where the sentence for the offence to which the finding relates is fixed by law (e.g. murder), the court must make a hospital order restricting discharge without limitation of time.

There is evidence that the cost of hospitals ordered through PFI is adversely affecting the UK's National Health Service.

Cash-Flow Problems The price reductions, and a slowdown in hospital orders in general, cut sharply into U.S. Surgical's cash flow.

In 1992, she switched to the Ministry of Justice's department of Youth and Hospital Orders Institutions, where she reached the position of Vice-Director.

Hughes was found guilty of one charge under Section Two of the Harassment Act, and the judge made a hospital order under the Mental Health Act 1983.

The hospital order was incorporated in 1960 under the name St. Boniface General Hospital, giving it the right to invest and borrow money, own property, and collect fees for services.

The Future A Plan to Let The Public Know After the operation, the hospital ordered Dr. Winn back to New York for another examination.

In 1383, a rebellion of members of the Hospital Order broke out in Serbia which was assisted by Stephen Tvrtko, but Queen Mary quickly quelled it.