Sentence examples for procedures laid down from inspiring English sources

Ms Jowell observed "clear procedures" laid down in the ministerial code relating to her financial affairs, the cabinet secretary, Sir Gus O'Donnell, said today.

The use of human sources means running "covert human intelligence sources" or agents within the procedures laid down by the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000.

But from the beginning, the inspectors have been careful to emphasize that a readiness to comply with the procedures laid down by the new inspections mandate -- a sharp break from the record of the 1990's, when Iraq did everything possible to frustrate the inspections -- is only a first step.

The bourgeois were recognized as a class in the more than 30 "courts of the bourgeois" according to procedures laid down in the Assises de la Cour des Bourgeois (Assizes of the Court of the Bourgeois), which, unlike other parts of the Assizes of Jerusalem, reflect the traditions of Roman law in southern France.

It has narrowed these down to a mere 850.In this section Atomised The earth moves again Problem child Plenty of noodles, not enough rice Courting danger What a little sunshine can do Correction: Taro Kono ReprintsJust as bad are the bureaucratic procedures laid down in regional and bilateral trade deals, which may be so onerous that the pacts end up doing little to free trade.

The resistance meter was calibrated as per the procedures laid down by the operations manual.

But constitutionalists differ on the extent to which Britain's comparatively opaque and unregulated procedure, laid down in the cabinet manual, could be improved.

A spokesman for Mr Lyon said: "He has accepted a complaint against Jacqui Smith and is following the procedure laid down for him".

If the police are asking for unpublished material, then newspaper editors may well refuse to supply any material unless ordered to do so by a court, under the procedure laid down by the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (Pace).

The tribunal is satisfied that the interception was lawful and proportionate and that the selection for examination was proportionate, but that the procedure laid down by GCHQ's internal policies for selection of the communications for examination was in error not followed in this case".

Collected samples were analyzed by CGWB (as per procedure laid down in APHA 1996) in the laboratory to measure the concentration of the quality parameters.