In fact, Trudie rethought Ms Martin's position herself, getting what the judgment described as "her minions" to institute a "sham" procedure whereby it could be established whether she should be laid off.
From the outset, he fought to institute a regular procedure to ensure that a horse was healthy enough to run and that bettors were wagering on a fair contest.
So the Air Force instituted a new procedure for such partial remains to be placed into sea-salt urns for burial at sea.
A United States attorney needs the approval of the attorney general before seeking the death penalty, and Attorney General Janet Reno has instituted a formal procedure for federal prosecutors to follow in seeking that approval.
The day after Mr. Flax and Mr. Rosenfield resumed their executive duties at California Pizza Kitchen, they instituted a new procedure in their restaurants to separate knives, forks and spoons before they hit the dishwasher, Mr. Rosenfield said.
At Glendale Adventist Medical Center, where Mr. Reyes and nine others were overdosed, employees told state investigators that they consulted with GE last year when instituting a new procedure to get quicker images of blood flow, state records show.
But amid steep revenue losses, the association's board of directors created a "Harvest Market Oversight Committee" in April 2011 and instituted a new procedure for collecting and recording weekly cash payments from vendors.
The DELIVER Project reviewed the mechanism used by health facilities to order contraceptive supplies (including CycleBeads), instituted a new procedure for requesting urgent supplies, and trained health centers and district pharmacists on contraceptive resupply, particularly for new, underused methods.
So the group has to monitor its attitudes or it may institute a straw vote procedure, which facilitates joint awareness of and deliberation about the group's views (cf. Pettit 2007a).
If at some point the Commission is not satisfied, they will institute a formal enforcement procedure.
