Sentence examples for procedures and takes from inspiring English sources
The methodology created focuses on industrial urban planning procedures and takes into account urban infrastructure in the characterization of GHG emissions.
HS provide data from the general population which is complementary of that obtained through other procedures and takes into account the various dimensions and connections of health and health system.
In Poland an everyday business project building a warehouse involves 25 bureaucratic procedures and takes 322 days, compared with 21 procedures taking 252 days elsewhere in the region (and a lightning 70 days in America).A half-hour drive to the north it is the same story, of success and frustration, but on a larger scale.
Of course, it is right for Barclays to review of its procedures and take action against any criminal activities.
The state department declined to comment on this but spokesman PJ Crowley said: "The defense department is reviewing all of their relevant procedures and taking appropriate action.
Once they ascertained that the guy had some time to go before he hit, they put off first-aid procedures and took to flirting with our table.
And they allow officials to halt trains, shut off valves in chemical plants, halt delicate medical procedures and take other protective actions.
By the same token, some health policy experts say, Americans see doctors more often, have more procedures and take more medicine than they need because most, if not all, of the cost is covered by insurance.
They have come to possess more direct knowledge about markets and machinery than do their leaders at the top; consequently, they feel torn between following procedures and taking initiative on their own.
Anyone who signed up for the procedures and took "serious and considered steps toward their rehabilitation" would still get the credit, he wrote, but the plan was otherwise canceled.
The courts established pursuant to subsections (a) and (b) may establish such rules and procedures, and take such actions, as are reasonably necessary to administer their responsibilities under this chapter.
