It charged the government to create procedures "ensuring and maximizing the quality, objectivity, utility and integrity" of scientific information and statistics disseminated by federal agencies.
Countries would also create procedures for winding down terminally ill banks so taxpayers would not have to bear the cost, the bank said.
Museums and other nonprofit cultural institutions also worked out a deal with lawmakers to create procedures that will allow them to take possession of art or material loaned years ago that has not been reclaimed.
Another provision would require signatories to "accept international expert inspectors" if the United Nations secretary general decided that they should be sent, and create procedures for "international investigations of suspicious disease outbreaks" or alleged treaty violations.
There have been many bipartisan efforts over the years — like a national infrastructure bank backed by President Obama and others — to create procedures to help the federal government identify and finance the most important projects.
Under the new rules, the SEC would ask stock exchanges to create procedures that can quickly spot market disruptions related to high-speed trading.
Companies and managers should create procedures for employees to notify their managers and their team when they will be out of the office and when they will be available.
For the purpose of this work, information was retrieved from the regional database of the Burgundy perinatal network [ 9, 10], from medical charts, and from the specifically created procedure observation files.
When you write a tutorial, follow these guidelines for creating procedure steps: Each step should involve only 1 action, such as, "Cut all the pattern pieces".
Well, aren't ad hoc, judicially created procedures the point of subsection 8 of 168?
A 1986 law, the Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act, creates procedures for voting by military personnel and other Americans living abroad.
