Sentence examples for procedure himself from inspiring English sources

One approach that civil commitment centers have avoided is surgical castration, though at least one state, California, allows it if the offender pays for the procedure himself.

Perhaps President Obama can establish this new procedure himself with a simple Executive Order.

Then he moves on to circumcision, telling you the science is clear that it leads to decreased transmission, and he even offers that he has had this procedure himself.

The question is: what if the builder told you he didn't need an architect and that he would choose the building materials and decide on all the building procedures himself?

He carries out the procedure on himself but fails to reverse it.

Liberalism, under one or another definition, is the force that shaped and eventually failed the author's grandfather (a Congressman from Alabama), his father (a legal scholar and student of procedure) and himself (once a Peace Corps volunteer, now a writer, and though bloodied not yet totally bowed).

(Farrar, Straus & Giroux, $26.) Liberalism, under one or another definition, is the force that shaped and eventually failed the author's grandfather (a Congressman from Alabama), his father (a legal scholar and student of procedure) and himself (once a Peace Corps volunteer, now a writer).

Sometimes the doctor will tell you that he's carried out the procedure on himself to know what it feels like.

The volunteers usually report just a "tingling sensation" around the electrodes on the scalp, says Cohen Kadosh, who says that he tried out the procedure on himself before subjecting anyone else to it.

While at large, Ichihashi said he travelled through 23 prefectures (states) across Japan and became obsessed with cosmetic surgery due to fears of his arrest - even attempting procedures on himself with scissors.

(Rather more so, in fact, now they know they are likely to be just as much victims of the PM's dismissal procedure as Buch himself).