Sentence examples for develop new procedures from inspiring English sources

In a related development, state regulators will develop new procedures for parents to "play a meaningful and informed role" in decisions made about care for their children, according to a draft of the message to be delivered by the governor.

Researchers and pharmaceutical companies use bodies to develop new procedures and treatments.

Along the way, the line between patients and experimental subjects was blurred; his attempts to develop new procedures inevitably cost lives as well as saved them.

The White House has repeatedly postponed their release on the grounds that it needed time to develop new procedures for handling requests because Mr. Reagan is the first former president whose papers are subject to the 1978 act.

In the present paper we develop new procedures for analysing chemical diffusion data in ternary alloys in order to provide ratios of atom-vacancy exchange frequencies.

In the future, she thinks doctors may need to develop new procedures to decide which facts to divulge and the way they frame that information.

Other reforms include eliminating employee sign-in sheets, offering flexible working hours and developing new procedures for buying computers.

First responders have developed new procedures and bolstered emergency response equipment and facilities, Fire Chief Jeff Smith said.

Some, such as Colorado and Washington, have been national leaders in developing new procedures that reduce the practice, and the administration has borrowed from their example in putting together the president's reforms.

He then talked about her early commitment to children's issues and what she had accomplished, nearly forty years ago, in law-school internships: developing new procedures at a hospital in Connecticut ("She was already determined to figure out how to make things better"), filing a report on juvenile detention in South Carolina ("always making things better").

Speaking to reporters at the diocese's television studio here, Bishop Murphy said that he was not aware of the archdiocese's decision but that as he developed new procedures for sexual abuse cases, "I will be considering each and every suggestion that has been made".