Sentence examples for procedure enacted from inspiring English sources

The "Field Code" of civil procedure, enacted by New York state in 1848, was subsequently adopted in whole or in part in many other U.S. states, in the federal court system, and in England, Ireland (both 1873), and several British overseas possessions, notably India.

Figure 5 (left) shows the generalised estimation procedure enacted on the NSCLC1 meta-analysis.

The sample was then cooled to ambient temperature under ammonia prior to being subjected to a passivation procedure enacted to facilitate removal from the preparation apparatus.

While it could be argued that this was a procedure enacted by the research team to accord volunteers respect by asking for their consent individually, it is also a research ethics requirement while conducting research [ 2, 6].

In the settlement, the state's secretary of state and two counties agreed to obtain the federal government's approval for all voting procedures enacted after 1972.

Privately, some I.O.C. members said the skeptical coverage indicated that an overhaul of Olympic rules and procedures enacted after the Salt Lake City scandal might not earn broad public trust until Samaranch steps down as president next year.

In a statement, MSF said: "MSF believes that the intruders aimed to physically harm the Bourbon Argos's staff but thanks to the sound security procedures enacted, all team members were safe.

Investigators wanted to keep the data for an extra few months so it could ensure the accuracy of information it would attain under the more targeted procedures enacted last year by Congress.

Because of this limitation, a two-stage procedure was enacted.

A hut-to-hut interview procedure was enacted with huts being selected according to the random cluster sample.

In one segment, Fox shows that after controversial fracking procedures were enacted in Colorado, residents found their tap water was so polluted with methane, it could be set on fire.