This is a hallmark of the adversarial nature of English procedure, dating back to at least the 13th century when it included trial by battle.
With a grant of $89, she was able to buy a one-month unlimited MetroCard and to participate in the agency's five-week job-training program, which included classes in business math, business English, office procedures and other subjects.
Here he picked up a working knowledge of English legal procedures, and was soon carrying a workload far exceeding the normal duties of an office junior.
He sponsored the Public Education Bill of 1820; continued to make antislavery speeches; advocated parliamentary reform; and delivered a now-famous address (February 7 , 1828 that gave direction to the reform of English civil procedure later in the 19th century.
The Vicinage clause has its roots in medieval English criminal procedure, the perceived abuses of criminal vicinage and venue during the colonial period and Anti-federalist objections to the United States Constitution.
The intervention comprised the alternate use of L1 (Mandarin) and L2 (English) reciprocal teaching procedures.
First, the survey instrument was developed in English following appropriate procedures (Churchill, 1979; Nunnally, 1978).
Turning to sentence meaning, the idea is that users of a natural language like English have standard procedures for using sentences, and that — very roughly — a sentence means p among a group of utterers when and only when that group has the procedure of using it to M-intend that p. This is a promising start.
All studies published in English addressing MACT procedures were identified, including those that fulfilled the following criteria: 1) level I-IV evidence, 2) measures of functional or clinical outcome, 3) outcome related to cartilage lesions of the knee cartilage.
A thorough protocol was composed in English explaining the procedure of saliva sampling to ensure standardization across the six cities.
