Sentence examples for established a procedure from inspiring English sources

The federal government could save $12 billion in the next decade if it established a procedure for approval of generic versions of expensive biotechnology drugs, the report said.

We also established a procedure for reporting to us and developed a plan for how we'd operate in case headquarters personnel were affected.

Because the trade commission has been the lead agency, it has collected the names of consumers who wish to have their phone numbers blocked, and has established a procedure for providing those numbers to telemarketers.

Though this may feel like a considerable investment of time, once you have established a procedure to follow this can be used again and again, pending any changes to requirements such as amendments to laws, guidance from the Information Commissioner and developments in new technology.

The board also established a procedure for disciplining members who disclosed information that the board deemed confidential, a change that Ms. McCarthy said was adopted because the board suspected that she had discussed the storm-door litigation and other board business with the Bar-Akivas.

The 1974 act set a deadline for the president to submit a budget request in February, established a procedure for the House and Senate to pass budget resolutions, and created the House and Senate Budget Committees and the Congressional Budget Office.

"It appears that this proposal," the S.E.C. explained, "would establish a procedure that may result in contested elections of directors".

The Energy and Commerce Committee voted, 47 to 11, to establish a procedure for federal approval of generic versions of expensive biotechnology drugs.

"We hope to establish a procedure to review the government's handling of evidence in our case," said David H. Remes, a lawyer representing the 16 detainees.

Mr. McGreevey, a Democrat, added that the New Jersey attorney general, David Samson, would talk with New York officials to establish a procedure for sending patients to New Jersey facilities.

"The right of habeas corpus was established in the Magna Carta in 1215, when, in England, there was action taken against King John to establish a procedure to prevent illegal detention," Specter said.