Quarantines in a sentence

And this includes, not only keeping distance in contact, but also self-quarantines, city quarantines and whole countries locking down and locking off its own citizens from each other and from the rest of the world.

Doctors say that quarantines can still be a good idea after traveling to a coronavirus-impacted area, and that quarantines are especially useful in the absence of testing.

Strict lockdowns, quarantines and compulsory mass testing prompted abrupt closures of manufacturing facilities and businesses in major hubs, sending reverberations across the global supply chain.

That policy was complicated by the pandemic, with China requiring all inbound travellers to undergo mandatory quarantines - a requirement lifted on Sunday.

The military quarantines the city and Joel watches Sarah’s death at the hands of a soldier.

In the fall of 1982, after two wearying years of quarantines that ultimately extended through six counties and some 3,000 square miles, California declared victory.

Obey the rules of the ALB quarantines which prevent firewood and any regulated materials from leaving those areas.

The policy also pays for things such as missed gigs due to quarantines, your car breaking down, jury service, public transport disruptions and home emergencies.

America has ordered lockdowns and quarantines since colonial times and courts have routinely upheld the right to do so.

Cuomo said even if he wanted to, due to all the ways to travel between the states he could only enforce quarantines at the airports, where officials currently collect contact tracing forms, and somewhat at train stations.

First, officers in charge of enforcing quarantines and emergency measures must guarantee that assistance is delivered with full respect to protect the rights of women and girls.

For the first eight months of the pandemic, Sweden did not enforce any quarantines for infected households.

Free-market capitalism was already under scrutiny even before de facto quarantines left millions of working Americans out of a job overnight and largely confined to their homes.

Hospitals, especially in New York, can't afford to lose doctors and nurses to quarantines.

If and when actual quarantines begin in America, and the global supply chain becomes truly fragmented, the FED may not have a choice but to print new money at record rates.

If the state is serious about quarantines and social distancing, surely it should be promoting laws that allow people to make a living outside of a traditional office, right?

I have only heard of quarantines in movies and television.

In hopes of increasing compliance, the CDC on Wednesday added new guidelines for shorter quarantines after coronavirus exposure.

In other words, this describes a recognition of the cause-and-effect nature of the pandemic — that the outbreak has caused school and business closures, quarantines, and a major restructuring of one’s daily life.

In Peru, when the government imposed mandatory quarantines, those people have been unable to work, and many have run out of food or been evicted from rented homes.