Sentence examples for procedure coming from inspiring English sources

She was also highly critical of the fact that two Salafists arrested for the US embassy attack died in prison after a long hunger strike without a proper trial procedure coming into effect.

— Helaine E. Resnick, PhD, MPH Gruessner et al. A pancreas transplant alone: a procedure coming of age.

The reason for the procedure came down to strategy.

For reasons unclear, the procedure came to be known as "Chinese water torture".

For this reason, the modified procedure came to be preferred in many cases.

Codification of the organization of the courts and of civil and criminal procedure came in 1879.

Should his surgery work, he sees obvious potential for a future in which the procedure comes to be offered commercially.

A colostomy, the more common procedure, comes out of the body farther down, emerging from the large intestine.

Some of the strongest criticism of the contracting procedure came from Thomas Bednarz, coordinator of the new emissions testing program for the Division of Motor Vehicles, who was on the team that reviewed the Parsons contract.

The leech used in the procedure came from a company named Biopharm in south Wales, the world's largest leech farm… Last summer the F.D.A. approved the leech for use as a medical device (maggots are also approved).

When a new, less dangerous procedure comes along -- one that can safely do away with three years instead of a few months -- Michael is invited by an old friend to become involved in a project that could potentially change the world and net Michael an eight-figure income.