Sentence examples for procedures to be put from inspiring English sources

He said while the crown entirely supported open justice, the exceptional nature of the case made it necessary for the unprecedented procedures to be put in place.

Colonel Hart said that while it might take some time for new procedures to be put in place, there were already fresh regulations that require staff members leaving the camp, even temporarily, to have their computers inspected before departure.

Limiting values for sulfates and other chemical species are also given for highway, road and bridge structures, but recent problems involving buried galvanised steel structures have highlighted the need for revised procedures to be put in place.

"But procedures need to be put in place to train our own people here".

The concern all of us have is of course the possibility of arbitrary detention - and so procedures have to be put in place to avoid that.

Of course, the matter needs to be fully investigated, those responsible need to be held accountable and procedures need to be put in place to ensure that nothing like this can happen again.

The Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) said "new procedures" needed to be put in place first.

"Procedures need to be put in place and carefully followed, whether it is a child coming into school, a child coming into the health centre, a child visiting their social welfare officer, a child coming into contact with the police," said UNICEF Tanzania Chief of Child Protection Andrew Brooks.

Yet it notes with concern that, whereas legal reform is one of the areas where changes are under way, new courts have yet to materialise, and new, transparent procedures have yet to be put into practice.

Mr. Klein said some events, like a 2010 visit by the Russian president, Dmitri A. Medvedev, disrupted transportation around and in the hotel because of the size of the security force a visiting dignitary travels with and the security procedures that have to be put in place.

Procedures will have to be put in to place to make sure any information collected isn't shared in an inappropriate way.