Sentence examples for outdated procedures from inspiring English sources

Rather than clinging to an inefficient, corrupted system, I welcome the movement to expose outdated procedures, rotten ballots and inept election monitors.

The health minister, Sussan Ley, on Sunday announced that the government would review all of the nearly 5,800 items on the Medicare benefits schedule (MBS) as part of a consultation process aimed at weeding out unnecessary, unsafe and outdated procedures.

Crucially important is recognizing the potential for bridge failure, resulting from scour and erosion, outdated procedures and technologies, and sometimes negligence.

And the fault in the Senate lays with the cynical use of its outdated procedures which allows illegitimate delay and political extortion to get anything significant through.

Continuing education to update health workers on new more effective technologies was lacking as most facilities used outdated procedures and/or drugs.

14 For second generation techniques, we used complication rates with microwave endometrial ablation as a proxy 15 because the complication rates from MISTLETOE for the second generation techniques refer to slightly outdated procedures and are no longer relevant.

Just as an outdated procedure called a cardiomyoplasty involved severing a seldom-used upper-back muscle and wrapping it around the heart to assist in pumping blood, muscle fibres might be retrained to crank an electromechanical generator.

One officer said that Academy instructors are unable to go "off script" and deviate from the PowerPoint lectures, and that at least one Academy instructor was teaching an outdated procedure that had not been used in years.

Further, the data from Warsaw study were collected more than a decade ago, comprised only children living in the city area, and reference data were developed using outdated statistical procedures that not allowed to calculate Z scores.

For instance, domestic economic institutions, such as banks, may at times confront international pressures to comport with new kinds of financial transactions, accounting standards, and technologies, in turn motivating bankers to reform their outdated banking procedures in order to comply with international expectations and standards (ibid).

Sander's gets specific calling for old trade agreements to be renegotiated and for a complete overhaul in the way that Congress handles trade agreements under the outdated "Fast Track" procedure.