Experts say that evacuating any vessel is a dangerous, last-ditch procedure.
That is, abortion should not be available willy-nilly as just another form of utilitarian birth control, but only as a last-ditch procedure when all other options have been exhausted, and only then when the life of the mother is at risk, or in cases of rape or incest.
Seeing as this was a sexual investigation, I ditched the Dragnet procedure of starting my search close to home then expanding outward.
In a last-ditch effort to follow procedure, the officers asked for the phone number of the woman who's birthday it was—a move that, in retrospect, probably added more fuel to the fire.
The procedure also allowed him to ditch the heavy protective helmet he had to wear.
From above, we see a pilot ditching his damaged Spitfire in the sea, and the procedure runs smoothly; later, another flier does the same, and we stay with him as he lands.
Sohn and her pilot, Arthur Anderson, hurried outside and climbed aboard NewsCopter 7. Anderson gave me a quick review of the emergency procedures, explaining that if we had to ditch he preferred to do so on land, not in the water.
It's time to ditch this anachronistic, paternalistic law, regulate abortion like all other healthcare procedures, and trust women with their own bodies.
Hollander confesses his perplexity that a character in the fifth ditch seems to have plunged straight down there from the city of Lucca, somehow bypassing Minos' sorting procedure.
The procedure of carrying out backward uncertainty propagation is illustrated in this technical note by working example for an oxidation ditch wastewater treatment plant.
Ditch the video games, ditch the remote, dig a ditch.
