Sentence examples for put procedures in place from inspiring English sources

"We understand this is deeply frustrating for our students so we have since put procedures in place to ensure this kind of mistake does not happen again".

Should an employee be charged with money laundering, the company will be deemed liable if it cannot show that it had put procedures in place to prevent money laundering and fraud.

He told BBC Radio 4's World at One: "I think what we have done is put procedures in place to support MPs, but not just MPs, it's staff and family as well.

This is an opportunity for them to build on that and put procedures in place for testing quality and safety, and then make sure it's clear to consumers they are doing that".

Prosecutors said U.P.S. was on notice from 2003 to 2010 that Internet pharmacies were shipping drugs without prescriptions, yet the company did not put procedures in place to shut down their accounts.

"Having to look at the impact of this kind of surface on players' recoveries and certain joints and certain muscles, and to put procedures in place to make sure you've got ample time to recover, is something that every team has to deal with.

They're also putting procedures in place to better identify people and families in need.

Lawmakers and CalPERS should also start putting procedures in place to deal with a bankrupt city that defaults on its obligations to the pension fund, so that vulnerable retirees won't be treated the same as workers who have years to recover from the cuts.

For example, ensuring sensitivity during initial recruitment and subsequent contacts, putting procedures in place from the outset of the study to manage issues such as patient distress during interviews and patient initiated contact regarding health issues during data collection all helped the researchers to build trusting relationships with participants.

Also, after the initial outbreak of aggressive pneumonias here, doctors eventually put new procedures in place.

"We have immediately put new procedures in place whereby my travel is approved by the office of the secretary general," Solheim told the Guardian.