Sentence examples for procedure and called from inspiring English sources

I was prepared for it all!" Kardashian, who is 37 weeks along, said no pain medications are administered for the procedure and called it "soooooo painful.

After all, this is the man who presided over a 28 hour board meeting at which he suppressed the board's moderate majority by abusing parliamentary procedure and calling his own lawyers "liars" (apparently a theme with Rosenberg), yet in the interview he cops merely to having done "a little filibustering".

In 2001, a bipartisan commission on improving elections led by former Presidents Gerald Ford and Jimmy Carter blamed the low voter turnout rate in the United States in part on onerous registration procedures and called for better integration between state agencies and election officials.

The IAAF also issued a statement defending its procedures and calling media allegations "sensationalist and confusing".

Coe, who organised the 2012 London Olympics, was speaking on the same day the IAAF issued a statement defending its procedures and calling last weekend's media allegations "sensationalist and confusing".

In the weeks since the death of Mr. Carter, 21, heavy scrutiny has fallen on the police and their procedures, and calls for justice have lighted up Twitter and Facebook.

Opponents countered, saying there was no proof that public dollars had been used for the elective procedures and calling the law an overreach.

This evaluation showed that after 2 hours of training and analyzing the performance checklists: 85 % knew how to perform the procedures and call for help effectively, 30%% were able to recognize the absence of breathing, and 35%% positioned themselves and began chest compressions as recommended form.

Garcia-Elias described his own modification [ 15] of this procedure in 2006 and called it the three-ligament tenodesis for treatment of scapholunate dissociation.

S&P, which cut to A+ and kept it on negative watch, cited management "miscues" and questionable risk-management procedures at Merrill, and called the write-downs "staggering".

In a 2007 report, top security agency officials said "intelligence oversight training is not managed effectively" at the N.S.A. and called procedures regarding training "confusing".