Sentence examples for procedures and is from inspiring English sources

Washington says this information speeds up immigration procedures and is needed to fight terrorism.

The Nice guidance concerns "interventional procedures" and is intended solely for safety and efficacy.

The treatment is more short term than other gastric procedures and is recommended for people whose body mass index is 27 or over.

Mr. Rosen was the author of The Principles of Specification Writing (1967), which was renamed Construction Specification Writing: Principles & Procedures and is currently in its sixth revised edition.

It can detect life-threatening head injuries and infections without the need for surgery or painful spinal procedures and is currently part of a major study which could see it rolled out across the NHS.

Katharine Wright, assistant director of the Nuffield Council on Bioethics, is setting up a working party to explore the increasing use of cosmetic procedures and is linking with the Beauty Demands network to assess the pressures of beauty ideals in society.

[C7.] Boston Scientific Receives Warning From U.S. Regulators A day after winning a $27 billion takeover battle for the medical device maker Guidant, Boston Scientific received a harsh warning from federal regulators that casts doubt on the company's safety procedures and is expected to delay new products.

The investigation by the energy commission has also found that the common method for reporting prices for natural gas and electricity trades -- surveys published by industry publications -- does not use statistically valid procedures and is subject to manipulation by traders who have an incentive to report false data to benefit their own trading positions.

The cerebral and cochlear fluid pressure analyser, created by Dr Robert Marchbanks at Southampton General Hospital, can detect life-threatening head injuries and infections without the need for surgery or painful spinal procedures, and is currently part of a major study that could see it rolled out across the NHS.

This excludes a significant number of clinically relevant patients undergoing greater lengthening procedures and is important.

She might "solicit and encourage diagnostic procedures," and be calm in the face of them.