Sentence examples for adopt new procedures from inspiring English sources
The Russian government gave companies, both Russian and foreign, until this year to adopt new procedures.
Last week, Governor Pataki ordered 31 of the state's biggest authorities to adopt new procedures intended to improve their management and make their dealings more public.
Sally Yates, the deputy attorney general, told reporters on Monday that the Justice Department might look to adopt new procedures that would alert counterterrorism investigators if someone who had been on a terror watch list tried to buy a gun.
As part of the settlement with the attorney general, the Police Department agreed last year to make a host of personnel and training changes, and to adopt new procedures.
As the opioid crisis has worsened, jails in the United States have had to adopt new procedures for handling withdrawal.
We and others have developed enhancements to traditional CME programs that provide feedback and offer in-office support for physicians and their staff as they adopt new procedures [ 11].
State and local agencies have adopted new procedures to handle and copy valuable documents.
That was the year that the company's management adopted new procedures for handling expenses, ultimately resulting in $3.8 billion of misstatements in the financial records.
And because the doctors are frequently paid more by Medicare as a way to compensate them for the extra time and expense of adopting new procedures, these unproven products can become widely adopted.
The hospital said that it was also recruiting new pharmacy managers, creating a patient safety committee, giving the staff more training, adopting new procedures for high-risk medications and hiring consultants "to ensure the highest levels of quality".
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration has adopted new procedures for using the Defense Department's vast array of cyberwarfare capabilities in case of an attack on vital computer networks inside the United States, delicately navigating historic rules that restrict military action on American soil.
