Sentence examples for procedures to ask from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the same Web site — www.med.umich.edu/derm/patient/cdlcappointment.shtml — promotes the attentiveness of its cosmetic doctors and encourages those seeking vanity procedures to ask about the "convenient" valet parking.

He is now scheduled to be executed on Dec. 12 at the federal prison in Terre Haute, Ind. Gregory Wiercioch, one of Mr. Garza's lawyers, said tonight in a telephone interview that he planned to use the new clemency procedures to ask President Clinton to spare his client's life.

"A lot of our topics are similar to Cosmo," says Urick. "But instead of talking about subtle cosmetic procedures, it's 'subtle cosmetic procedures to ask daddy for".

However, when one participant continued to do this for the following week, we altered our procedures to ask participants to complete the diary for seven days for all five weeks of the trial period.

Midway through the study, we observed that the names of participants in the log book were often not what the women were called by the community members in the village, so we subsequently modified our procedures to ask participants for the names (petty names) the community members usually called them.

The prosecution was not able under Israeli procedure to ask for the death penalty until a conviction has first been obtained.

In this case, as in others, I then phoned doctors I know to be involved in this type of procedure to ask them whether this presentation would be one they would view as an important highlight of the meeting.

The debate came to an end when shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper invoked a rare procedure to ask that the "question be not now put", asking Mrs May to come back with a motion which specifically included the warrant.

This kind of IPC allows men who may be contemplating the procedure to ask questions specific to their own concerns in privacy.

Given the widely varying sample sizes for different-sized colonies, we used a re-sampling procedure to ask whether colony-size variation in Shapiro-Wilk values (Table 1) may have been attributable to differences in sample sizes, rather than any underlying differences in normality.

Paul Gimigliano, a C.I.A. spokesman, said that the reference in Ms. Hilton's declaration was to questions that were asked of detainees "and the procedures used to ask them, not to enhanced interrogation techniques, which are no longer employed".