Sentence examples for book of procedures from inspiring English sources

David Welty, Book of Procedures for Meetings, Boards, Committees and Officers.

My newly released classic (44 years in print) Science Experiments You Can Eat is a book of procedures.

A non-evidence-based book of procedures was also available to guide practice.

The city has taken the position that because officers are expected to report misconduct, those who come forward as whistle-blowers are simply fulfilling their duty established by the patrol guide, a voluminous book of police procedures.

Mr. Frumin's last official act as chief parliamentarian will be to finish editing "Riddick's Senate Procedure," the official book of Senate procedure.

Weyand told the room of diplomats that she wanted to take the negotiations out of the public eye, and talk intensely with the British, without the usual consultation with the member states laid down in a hefty book of rules of procedures.

It is a part of the DSM-6, I think it is, the book of diagnostic psychological procedures or diagnoses.

89 We recommend that adequate planning should be undertaken (including length of time booked for procedure, endoscopist and nursing staff skills and endoscopic equipment) so that before an attempt at advanced polypectomy, the endoscopist has a high level of confidence that complete resection can be achieved in a single procedure (GRADE of evidence: very low; Strength of recommendation: strong).

for 28 years; wrote the Dept.'s Book of Rules & Manual of Procedure.

The compiled results after thorough debate and consensus were given the form of a log book to facilitate documentation and evaluation of procedures performed by a resident (Additional file 2).

A log book was designed consisting of minimum number of procedures to be performed before attaining competency.