Sentence examples for procedures started from inspiring English sources

In 1998, before changes in election procedures started, supervisors needed 80,000 to 120,000 first-place votes to prevail.

"I can't screw the front door any tighter," said Mr. Oesterreich, in reference to tough screening procedures started by the Giuliani administration in 1996, resulting in more families' being turned away.

The procedures started to be used in plants from the experiences observed in animal cells.

Once heat illness is suspected, treatment should begin immediately with rapid cooling procedures started on the field.

The use of endoprostheses in limb-salvaging procedures started to gain popularity in the 1970s as chemotherapy improved and total joint replacements were increasingly used.

All test procedures started with placing the K-wire guide; the incision and handling of soft tissue were not simulated.

"These procedures start with getting the facts about what occurred.

If democratic procedures start to seem shambolic, then democratic ideas will seem questionable as well.

And this is where Oscar voting procedures start to become interesting.

He said the Anzac and Collins projects followed well-established procurement procedures, starting with careful identification of navy requirements.

"It's hard work!" Hard but worth it: procedures start at $2,500 and can go up to $11,000.