Sentence examples for the procedure was changed from inspiring English sources

Up until the disappearance of MH370, Malaysia Airlines was among them – but the procedure was changed after the jet disappeared.

John Drengenberg, consumer safety director for Underwriters Laboratories, said the procedure was changed two years ago to make sure all the labs were conducting their tests the same way and added he was unfamiliar with the pipes lawsuit.

During the tournament the procedure was changed to take all games into consideration, which meant that the Canadians finished fourth.

In 1980, however, the procedure was changed allowing "reconciliation instructions" to be included at the front end of the process, to avoid time delays and to anticipate disputes.

The procedure was changed so that the Mint Director submitted the names of more individuals than would actually be appointed to the White House, where the final choices were made.

At the request of students, to reduce competition, the procedure was changed in the second year (cohort 2007) such that a team number was pulled from a hat and a member of that team had to answer the question correctly to receive credit.

Local laboratories reporting on the IS must establish their own CF to factor in potential differences in preanalytical steps and revalidate their CF every 2 years or each time the procedure is changed.

The above evaluation is also done individually by a GP, a pulmonologist and a cardiologist, but the procedure is changed slightly by dividing step 3 in two steps whereby step 3 includes only echocardiography and at step 4 the follow-up is included and the final diagnoses are made.

How have the procedures been changed since Sept. 11? Official U.S. military regulations on interrogation expressly forbid the "physical and moral coercion" outlawed by the Geneva Conventions.

While panels of nongovernmental experts commissioned by the Air Force and the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency had suggested that the procedures be changed, Richard N. Perle, Assistant Defense Secretary, opposed the move, arguing that seismic readings are not a sound basis for evaluating Soviet testing.

However, since we are averaging the effects of time across age, differences in procedures would not affect results unless the procedures were changed only for individuals in a certain age group.