Sentence examples for extraordinary procedures from inspiring English sources
"extraordinary procedures" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used when describing special or unusual methods or actions that are taken in a particular situation. For example: - The team of scientists used extraordinary procedures to extract the rare mineral from the depths of the ocean. - In order to prevent the spread of the virus, the government implemented extraordinary procedures, such as mandatory quarantines and travel restrictions. - The detective relied on extraordinary procedures, including forensic analysis and witness testimonies, to solve the complex murder case.
Justice Scalia referred to Section 5 as imposing "these extraordinary procedures that deny the states sovereign powers which the Constitution preserves to them".
First, the federal relationship must be established or confirmed through a perpetual covenant of union, usually embodied in a written constitution that outlines the terms by which power is divided or shared; the constitution can be altered only by extraordinary procedures.
Helicopters carry blood and the doctors can perform extraordinary procedures at the roadside.
This would be an extraordinary procedure — provided for by the Constitution but granted only a handful of times since 1900.
Writing for the court, Chief Justice Kathleen Blatz said that the Twins and baseball "have not demonstrated that this case requires the extraordinary procedure of immediate determination in the supreme court".
But these votes have since been overruled by a parliamentary body that oversees the committees, with the result that, in an extraordinary procedure, Mr. Haacke's project is to be put to a vote of the whole Parliament, the Bundestag, probably next month.
The judge, Jordan Kaplan of Circuit Court in Cook County, said that the procedure was "an extraordinary medical procedure" for a 9-year-old and that the boy could decide for himself when he turned 18.
A 2003 divorce decree gave the father the right to be consulted before the boy underwent any "extraordinary" nonemergency procedure.
And while his appeal was pending, a federal court ruled in 2009 that the department's "extraordinary award procedure" for reviewing compensation awards larger than $250,000 or for retroactive payments dating back more than eight years was illegal.
In 2010, the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims ruled that the department had to reinstate Mr. MacKlem's award because it had been reversed under that now illegal "extraordinary award procedure".
National Security Letters are an extraordinary search procedure that gives the FBI the power to compel the disclosure of customer records held by banks, telephone companies, Internet service providers, public libraries, and others.
