Sentence examples for procedure and there from inspiring English sources

Having made a decision to treat, all they have to do is ensure they follow procedure, and there will be no ability to review the treatment itself.

"This is a legal procedure and there would be no immediate changes or issues which could affect our business or our customers," added Lloyds, which is the largest private-sector employer in Scotland with 17,000 staff.

This will be the third consecutive offseason that Pedroia is to be recovering from a surgical procedure, and there are signs of the strain on his body adding up.

Intubation is a tricky procedure, and there is a danger of putting the tube into the esophagus rather than the trachea -- a mistake that can cause brain damage and death from lack of oxygen.

"There was a long community planning procedure, and there was never any interest in putting that carousel in that park," said Marianna Koval, executive director of the Brooklyn Bridge Park Coalition, whose members have been lobbying for a park on the waterfront about as long as the Walentases have had their carousel.

The subjects came to no harm indeed their symptoms appeared to evaporate, at least temporarily but they quickly fell in love with their experimenters.Such a procedure (and there have been worse in the history of neuroscience) poses far more of a threat to human dignity and autonomy than does cloning.

The bill has been passed by both the Houses of Parliament as per normal procedures and there was no undue rush to pass the bill.

Though a number of federal agencies have established bioterrorism response teams and procedures, and there has been steady improvement in laboratory facilities around the country to test and identify biological agents, the result is a patchwork, set against a larger patchwork of cities, counties and states with their own reporting requirements and plans.

Elections officials said it was the first time in memory that a primary had been postponed after voting had begun (city primaries were delayed by 12 days in 1981 in a dispute with the Justice Department over election procedures), and there was considerable confusion at the Board of Elections and at the campaigns about how this might play out.

The method developed here can be applied flexibly because it is limited to only two procedures and there is the added advantage that the procedures can easily be extended or redefined.

"There's a lot more work to be done with Godolphin in terms of their procedures and there's a lot more work for our team to do in terms of Godolphin's employees and contractors," he said.