Sentence examples for procedure in the hope of from inspiring English sources

Graeme Virtue 10.45pm, BBC1 This film, originally screened on BBC3, follows New York's "Copwatchers" – the citizens who scan police radio and film arrest procedure in the hope of preventing police abuses.

It has tightened its procedures in the hope of preventing future errors.

Once an oncologist begins to administer unproven therapies and procedures in the hope of a miraculous life-prolonging response, it may be time to have a reality check.

The patients who volunteer for cancer trials often suffer through painful procedures and harsh experimental treatments in the hope of hastening a cure.

All provinces, Mr Dap explains, are competing with one another to offer simpler procedures and more enticing incentives, in the hope of attracting more investment.

Committed Scientologists pursue courses and procedures offered by the church in the hope of gaining freedom and enlightenment, allegedly permitting travel around the solar system.

Many surgical procedures (where antibiotics are given prophylactically in the hope of preventing infections) may be harder to justify as the risk and consequences of infection become more likely and serious.

By a vote of 99 to 1, the Senate passed legislation to set federal standards for election procedures, with the hope of preventing ballot disputes like the ones in Florida after the 2000 presidential election.

The United Nations sanctions committee is generally expected to discuss the flights on Friday in the hope of working out new procedures.

Furthermore, they may induce invasive procedures to determine their nature or introduction of empiric treatment in the hope of salvaging a cure.

He'd just undergone a catheter procedure that delivered chemotherapy and clot-inducing particles directly into his liver, in the hope of reducing its load of metastases.