Sentence examples for bring in procedures from inspiring English sources

Louise Hodges, a partner at the law firm Kingsley Napley in London, said the new law was mainly meant to encourage companies "to bring in procedures to prevent bribery" and to show that Britain was "a champion of good business practices".

He expresses surprise at FCF's response and apparent attitude towards the allegations of sexual discrimination from Ortiz and Echeverri, and requests that the FCF bring in grievance procedures.

However, owing to differences in amplification efficiencies of fragments, the PCR procedure can bring in artifacts which may give rise to genomic waves [ 33].

"So many MPs and their interns have no expertise and haven't worked anywhere else, so I've brought in some procedures here to make things run smoothly," he says.

In cardiac care, nuclear scans and invasive procedures like bypass surgery bring in the money.

This could help to insure that there are alternatives to under-qualified human dentists, who sometimes harm animals when they're brought in to perform procedures.

After the sample container was brought in it, hydrolysis procedures were started when oxygen level in the chamber reached less than 0.1%% detected by an oxygen monitor (JKO-O2LD II, JIKCO Ltd., Tokyo, Japan).

Requiring disclosure at the first court appearance was not in the bill but brought in through criminal procedure rules not debated by MPs.

Jones' biggest challenge was to bring uniformity in procedure and rule to GeoLogistics' independent-minded offices in 84 countries.

Another, Dame Pauline Neville-Jones, suggested bringing in independent monitors of BBC procedures "to answer charges that we never admit we are wrong".

However, they were brought in through more tradtional hiring procedures and not Facebook's corporate development squad, so this is more of a standard set of hires than a typical acqhire (as this article originally stated).