Sentence examples for the old procedure from inspiring English sources

Under the old procedure, the Fed was committed to making a statement only in the event of a policy change or a major shift in its economic outlook.

Doctors now usually remove the gallbladder with a few small incisions in the abdomen, using a technique that is safer and less expensive than the old procedure.

Partial structure factors and ABIN should always be used in preference to the old procedure of modifying the input.hkl file, which made it impossible to remodel the disordered density should a better method become available.

But "under the old procedures, I'd come in with engines powered up," he said.

In a letter to the European commission on 29 May, Bob Moran, the Department for Transport's head of regulation and R&D argued that a 'correlation tool' between the old and new tests should include the old procedures for inertia classes and battery recharges.

Francis showed his impatience with the old procedures by unilaterally waiving the need for a second miracle, in order to push through the sainthood of Pope John XXIII on the same day as John Paul II to bridge the old divide between progressive and conservative Catholics.

In another method, 50 percent of the ventral clitoris is removed through the level base of the clitoral shaft, and it is reported that good sensation and clitoral function are observed in follow up"; additionally, it has "been reported that the complications are from the same as those in the older procedures for this method".

The removal of cancer by cauterization was one of the oldest procedures in medicine, but by the early 1900s surgery had become the treatment of choice and any therapy that challenged the orthodoxy was branded as quackery.

Only fact-checkers from legacy media probably miss the quaint old procedures.

Probably Blatny has not analyzed anything good against it, and so chooses an old procedure, 6 Bc6, one that has not proven its value, however.

Lip expansion is an old procedure used by some ethnic groups to follow traditions of their ancestry.