Sentence examples for regular procedure from inspiring English sources

It is a regular procedure".

House leaders said they would try again on Wednesday using the regular procedure that would require only a simple majority to pass the measure.

Under the fourth Geneva convention, an occupying power can jail civilians who pose an "imperative" security threat, but it must establish a regular procedure for insuring that only civilians who remain a genuine security threat be kept imprisoned.

That was probably a regular procedure, again undertaken to get rid of unwanted creepy crawlies.The upshot is another piece of evidence of how, around this period, humans were creating a range of hitherto unknown artefacts.

From the outset, he fought to institute a regular procedure to ensure that a horse was healthy enough to run and that bettors were wagering on a fair contest.

"Jews of Egypt," a film that follows the Egyptian Jewish community in the first half of the 20th century until Jews left under duress in large numbers in the late 1950s, was screened in Egypt last year in a private film festival and had been approved by censors, a regular procedure in Egypt.

Some firms have a regular routine procedure for covering all future commitments to be paid for in a foreign currency as soon as these are entered into.

Hailing the ruling, Mr. Lorence said, "Change comes by respecting regular procedures, not by defying state law".

In developing countries ideas about administrative reform often move in the direction of the more formalistic Weberian ideal particularly the creation of universalistic standards, regular procedures, and accountability.

But even his most sycophantic bag-handlers have failed to come forward to defend the pardon of the fugitive financier.Roger Adams, the Justice Department official in charge of reviewing pardon applications, has told the Senate Judiciary Committee that "none of the regular procedures...were followed" in Mr Clinton's pardons of Mr Rich and his partner Pincus Green.

Increasingly formal organisational structure full of "regular procedures" forced changes to be retarded, time is lost between people, mostly extraneous between each other, to be notified and certified with.