Sentence examples for examine the procedures from inspiring English sources

The Senate voted to direct its Rules Committee to examine the procedures and precedents.

In court documents, the trustee said that it intended to examine the procedures Countrywide used to determine that it had a valid claim to the properties and that it had correctly calculated the amounts it said the borrowers owed.

The two lawyers, testifying at a Public Safety Committee hearing called to examine the procedures for obtaining and executing search warrants, said the Police Department and the courts should take a number of measures, including having the courts keep better records of warrants and having the department publish data it plans to collect for a new search warrant database.

Miller, echoing previous comments by David Cameron, said it was up to the church to tackle its internal problems, urging it to examine the "procedures and processes" which, she said, led to a result which did not "reflect the majority will".

The breakdown was a result of errors not only by the FBI but also apparently by local law enforcement, and Comey said he has ordered a 30-day review to examine the procedures that led to the failure and to see if the process can be tightened.

"While the S.E.C. investigates some of the problems surrounding the Facebook I.P.O., I think it is important to broadly and publicly examine the procedures for taking a company public," said Senator Jack Reed, Democrat of Rhode Island and chairman of the Senate Banking Subcommittee on Securities, Insurance, and Investment.

While I welcome their decision to set up a working group to examine the procedure for future bookings, they could have begun by stating that Christian Concern would not be back next year.

"We need to re-examine the procedures that we used," he said.

On 29 May, the Committee on Science, Space and Technology of the US House of Representatives examined the procedures of the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

This article examines the procedures involved in implementing the divided-wall column technology for processing petrochemical cuts.

Mr. Rumsfeld said, "If one steps back from examining the procedures provision by provision and instead drops a plumb line down through the center of them all, we believe that most people will find that, taken together, they are fair and balanced and that justice will be served in their application".