The body should be put in strict quarantine.

Is he in quarantine?

Meriam Seth Senior Quarantine Officer, Department of Quarantine

What about quarantine?

8150 Testing, inspection and quarantine requirements

During the SARS epidemic in Beijing quarantine did seem to help.

Cuba implemented a program of mandatory testing and quarantine early in the AIDS epidemic.

We have no uniform policies regarding quarantine across the United States.

He passed quarantine laws to protect the people the first ever such laws in North America.

That? Oh, that's a quarantine flag, warning that there's black death aboard.

I'm sure it's the same one we scared off with the quarantine flag.

I wonder if a long quarantine wouldn't satisfy 'em. Think they'd agree to that?

This is an avian quarantine facility where all imported birds coming into America are required to undergo a 30 day quarantine, where they are tested for diseases including Exotic Newcastle Disease and Avian Influenza.

This is an avian quarantine facility where all imported birds coming into America are required to undergo a 30 day quarantine, where they are tested for diseases including Exotic Newcastle Disease and Avian Influenza.

Methyl bromide for quarantine and pre shipment uses was excluded from the proposed reduction schedule.

Quarantine, a state, period, or place of strict isolation meant to prevent the spread of disease.

From the Italian word quaranta, meaning forty, this period of stasis was given the name quarantine.

Some 54 out of 188 Parties had now reported the requested quarantine and preshipment data, and major quarantine and preshipment uses had been reported for treatment of timber and wooden materials, as well as for grain and cereals.

Night emergencies, chronic diseases, poisoning and quarantine arrangements for diseases like leprosy were simply not attended to.

Second, airports in Senegal, Guinea and Canada were closed to Soviet aircraft bound for Havana in 1962 in response to the United States led quarantine of Cuba.

Once I am cleared (at 10 p.m.), I leave the quarantine building and go to look for a hotel.

Annex 9 (Facilitation) to the Convention on International Civil Aviation contains a number of relevant provisions with respect to quarantine issues referred to in this priority area.

The Commission also encouraged countries to liaise with appropriate research organizations and stress the importance and urgency of developing alternatives for quarantine purposes.

Particular emphasis is placed on mobilizing and strengthening national plant protection and quarantine capabilities and supporting the preparation of national policies and plans.

Put in a crazy, huge put in like a million there.

And by the mid 1600s, the word quarantine was being used to describe any place, period, or state of isolation, plague related or not.

She put herself in your place, so put yourself in her place.

Come on! Put your weight in it! Put your weight in it!

We put that together. Then we put in turn taking.

We said, so we'll put in a stent, but we're not going to put in a stent that we'd put in people.

Report by the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel on the methyl bromide quarantine and preshipment data submitted by the Parties, pursuant to decision XVI 10

With regard to the claimed losses in livestock and poultry production and quarantine and vaccination costs, the Panel finds that Iran has not provided sufficient information to demonstrate losses and costs.

Put the wax in your ears and row. Put this in your ears.

About the money I put in. What about the money you put in?

Goffena, put them in.

If you put in

Put that in play.

Put them in there.

Put him in prison.

Put them in prison.

Put something in it?

Put it in writing.

Army put in charge.

Army put in charge.

Put them in chains.