Sentence examples for the processes set forth from inspiring English sources

"Former President Reagan is a man who follows the rules, and we believe that he is better honored by following the processes set forth," Mr. Ring told the House Resources Subcommittee on National Parks, Recreation and Public Lands.

The Secretary shall be bound by decisions made pursuant to the processes set forth in subparagraph (B), except that the Secretary shall not be bound by any decision that significantly conflicts with the interests of Indians or the United States.

Such action deprived all of us the process set forth by the rule of law.

Any additional exceptions must be requested following the process set forth above.

If no next of kin is identified, the Autopsy Service will initiate the process set forth by the state of Connecticut for unclaimed patients.

Where such sources exist, the affected Tribe may apply for delegation of implementation authority for this rule, following the process set forth in the TAR.

In addition, federal agencies need archaeologists to help them negotiate the process set forth in the legislation, and other entities such as State and Tribal Historic Preservation Offices were created to assist federal agencies in those endeavors.

"We feel it is important to state that we have complied with the process set forth to us and are working hard to achieve a positive outcome," the LTA statement read.

After a student has contacted Student Disability Services to request a reasonable accommodation, the student will work with SDS to complete the disability determination process and, where appropriate, to identify any reasonable accommodation according to the process set forth in the Student Manual.

Students concerned about the disability determination process and/or their reasonable accommodations are encouraged to first contact Charnessa Warren, Director for Student Disability Services in accordance with the process set forth in the Student Manual.

The compassionate thing to do is to end the lawlessness, enforce our laws and, if Congress chooses to make changes to those laws, to do so through the process set forth by our founders in a way that advances the interest of the American people". .