Sentence examples for procedures made it from inspiring English sources

The report notes: "It is not an exaggeration to say that the lack of codified procedures made it challenging for us to piece together and determine historically what section 94 notices had been given, by whom and when, which ones had been modified and whether they were still extant or not".

Dr. Anderson, who is chief of the office of human use and ethics at the Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases at Fort Detrick, Md., said the F.D.A.'s previous procedures made it impossible to win approval for a vaccine against botulism that the Defense Department wanted to give soldiers during the gulf war.

No word on whether the tape was shot before or after Heidi's plastic surgery transformation, but they broke up soon after Heidi admitted the procedures made it painful to even hug anyone.

Study procedures made it necessary to provide participants with personal bottles of ABHR, which presented a novelty against the habitual bed- and wall-mounted dispensers in our hospital.

The accrual procedures made it possible to obtain information about the majority of the patients who denied participation, as 41 out of 48 filled out questionnaires before radiotherapy.

The types of gait deviations, the type and number of previous operations, and combinations of index surgical procedures made it difficult to evaluate the effects of a specific procedure.

This was followed by a hastily passed law in December overhauling court procedures, making it harder to pass rulings.

Sometimes, the tenant-screening procedures make it harder for tenants to move out, and harder for a landlord to re-rent an apartment.

This autumn, non-European Union students were subjected to stricter work-visa procedures, making it increasingly hard for them to pursue job opportunities after graduation in France.

The trouble is that judges are not required to have their opinions printed in official court publications, and Senate procedures make it easy to miss troubling unpublished cases from a nominee's past.

But earlier this week, the chancellor, George Osborne, secured favourable procedures making it difficult for Britain to be outvoted by the 17 eurozone countries on banking supervision and regulation as the euro area moves towards establishing a single supervisor for its banking sector.