Sentence examples for procedure to end from inspiring English sources
But senators so far have decided against using a rarely invoked procedure to end debate.
At almost 21 weeks pregnant, Alexandra had the dilation and evacuation procedure to end the pregnancy.
He is writhing in pain, gagging, screaming, crying and begging for the procedure to end.
"Why on earth are we dealing with a pregnancy differently?" In another committee hearing on Monday, North Dakota legislators also heard testimony over another proposed abortion restriction, which would outlaw a common procedure used to end pregnancies in the second trimester.
The court ruled then that the law in question was too vague, could apply to other, more common procedures used to end pregnancies after the first trimester, and would not allow such abortions to protect the health of the woman.
The procedures would likely be rejected by religious and cultural groups who still practice the procedure because the proposed replacement fails to achieve the goal of the procedure which is to end a girl or women's sexual appetite.
It was irritating enough when it became standard procedure for Presidents to end major prepared speeches with a religious flourish.
Our nation may soon turn its lonely eyes to Idaho, where Gov. Butch Otter could have the final say on a bill that would order women to undergo a medically unnecessary and invasive procedure before deciding to end a pregnancy.
Finally, since access site complications are more common during training, a validated arterial puncture procedural training facility, dummy or simulator, must be added to the course curriculum to enable a safe procedure from start to end.
He successfully reformed the supreme court's archaic internal procedures and campaigned repeatedly to end the Senate's habit of scoring partisan political points by delaying federal judicial appointments.
After Mr Malema's suspension, an ANC spokesperson said: "Disciplinary procedures are not meant to end anybody's political career, they are meant to correct behaviour".
