Sentence examples for the procedure whereby from inspiring English sources
Using an example of cellulose nanofiber reinforced composites, the authors illustrate the procedure whereby luxury consumer goods, specialty vehicles, industrial processing and furniture result as the most promising applications identified from this new method.
Those of us who observe politics are well accustomed to the concept of entryism: the procedure whereby a small but motivated grouping joins a larger party in order to influence and perhaps transform it from within.
I was Number 24, and after entering the courtroom it was clear I wouldn't be among the first group subjected to voir dire, the procedure whereby the judge and opposing counsel interrogate prospective jurors.
The procedure whereby the silk was inserted into a snare with a piece of polyethylene (PE-90) which allowed the occlusion of the blood supply to either the median and left lobes (left branch).
(a) The purpose of this section is to set forth the procedures whereby the Agency shall dispose of property.
(a) The purpose of this section is to set forth the procedures whereby the Agency will provide certain specified types of temporary housing.
In the second millennium, part of the difficulty of defining sainthood was resolved by centralising and formalising the procedures whereby saints are certified.
There is no more important an area than refining the procedures whereby new, innovative treatments are evaluated and made available to those who treat patients with affective disorders and the major psychoses.
This purely formal conception places no constraints on the procedures whereby a person has come to decide what they want.
It was also suggested that the procedures whereby one Member might request a vote should be reconsidered as such an important decision should reflect larger support within the Commission.
Notably, the codecision procedure, whereby the Parliament adopts legislation in concert with the Council of the European Union (the decision-making body comprising ministerial representatives from the member countries), was extended to many policy areas.
