Sentence examples for build on procedures from inspiring English sources
The proposal would build on procedures put in place in 1999 to allow a single judge to rule on routine matters.
Banks are built on procedures and systems, and none of the "artistic" communications companies before HSBC could explain how they were going to connect their autonomous advertising boutiques to provide the bank with consistent execution across the globe.
The ordered weighted fuzzy averaging builds on procedure (a) by multiplying each criterion considered with its specific weight but orders the results and applies an order weight α as exponent [110, 111].
This can be explained at least in part by a tendency in the UK for each successive government to change what its predecessor has implemented, while in France successive governments have tended to build on earlier procedures, but perhaps make them more complex.
He built on the procedures developed by the French surgeon Rene Stoppa, which he introduced into this country.
The system built on combined procedures may be applied in the future clinical practice.
This is an opportunity for them to build on that and put procedures in place for testing quality and safety, and then make sure it's clear to consumers they are doing that".
The predominant mapping procedures build on specific codes and standards, on epistemologically and discursively framed background knowledge, and on associated texts and cultural contexts of interpretation and action (Wood and Fels 2008), both in their production and in their reading.
In line with the Medical Research Council (MRC) framework for development and evaluation of complex interventions [ 8, 9], the trial intervention and procedures build on previous formative research [ 10- 14], based on explicit theory [ 15- 17].
"You build on every start".
