Sentence examples for and procedures so that from inspiring English sources
First, by giving consumers real information, not promotional material, about the risks and benefits of drugs and procedures so that they can make educated choices.
The goal is a broad set of standard practices and procedures so that agencies from different jurisdictions and within individual jurisdictions can work better together in the event of a natural catastrophe or terrorist attack, Mr. Filler said.
Porter told ABC News Breakfast that in the second stage of reform the new court would "redesign all of its rules and processes, practice directions and procedures so that there's one simpler set of that type of process".
It is about leadership in terms of consistent direction/priorities, raising standards, and releasing potential, and it is about formally writing down processes and procedures so that everyone can understand the system.
The Nursing Attention Process (NAP) aims to identify altered needs, and correct, maintain and rehabilitate the patient through the use of knowledge and procedures, so that he/she can be healthy as soon as possible.
However, some of the discipline's most important long-term achievements have come in the form of a better understanding of large-scale concepts; these have resulted from the need to analyse and decompose problems and procedures so that they might be accessible to computing machines of limited capacity.
He and his smart advisers obviously want not just to school Russians in technology but also to open the borders and cumbersome visa procedures so that, as Mr. Medvedev put it, foreigners might come here to realize their dreams and make it "their second home".
For his Ph.D., Franco has been researching the application of the "three R's" of animal experimentation -- ethical principles first proposed in 1959 that include, where possible, "replacement" of the use of animals, "reduction" in the numbers of animals used, and "refinement" of animal husbandry and experimental procedures so that they are less painful and distressful to the animals.
In the USA, emergency management practitioners and scholars continue to refine preparedness, response, and recovery procedures so that key assets of the community are recognized as part of disaster relief or humanitarian assistance supply chains.
"This is about building on the experience of recent years and streamlining procedures, so that on a daily basis security controls are easier for industry to implement," the E.U. transport commissioner, Siim Kallas, said in a statement.
