Sentence examples for announced a procedure from inspiring English sources

Delaware recently announced a procedure for the Delaware Chancery Court to accept certified questions from the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Last week President Obama, citing a failure by Congress to act, announced a procedure for handing out waivers for the federal mandates under the No Child Left Behind law.

In February 2013 Leicester Cathedral announced a procedure and timetable for the reinterment of Richard's remains.

For DREAMERs already in deportation proceedings ICE is expected to announce a procedure by which qualified individuals may request a review of their case.

Facebook, by comparison, had announced a similar procedure for election ads in October, then followed up by expanding it to "issue ads" in April.

After a host of congressional hearings, firings and suspensions, the IRS announced a rulemaking procedure to write new regulations covering both the way it undertakes the approval and review of tax-exempt status and the means by which it judges whether a tax-exempt group has spent an inappropriate amount of time electioneering.

On Sept. 22 the Federal Communications Commission's chairman announced a new "rulemaking" procedure intended to ensure an "open Internet" through Net neutrality rules that would stop Internet service providers from interfering with consumer rights to gain access to their favorite Web sites or use their favorite applications.

The Westminster government's chief medical officer, Dame Sally Davies, said reports of queues for screening and equipment shortages at the airport were "unacceptable" and earlier this week announced a review of procedures before the next batch of volunteer medical workers return from west Africa in mid-January.

Last summer, many retailers announced a series of procedures designed to reassure the public about the safety of their products.

Hague has already announced a review of consular procedures in light of the case.

In defense of the current policy, the Northern Ireland secretary, John Reid, said it was "worth noting that the home secretary recently announced a review of inquest procedures".