Sentence examples for the relevant procedure from inspiring English sources
The relevant procedure (see below) should be read carefully, since the procedures vary considerably.
This paper addresses the relevant procedure on the realisation of the Italian kinematic viscosity scale (viscosity standard) which was conducted over a number of years.
In order to manage continuous connectivity of an entire network as it changes its point of attachment to the Internet, network mobility basic support protocol (NEMO BSP) [11] is proposed by the Internet Engineering Task Force IETFF) to standardize the relevant procedure in this area.
Without prejudice to the relevant procedure governing the negotiation of fisheries agreements, the European Parliament and the Council commit themselves, in the framework of budgetary cooperation, to arrive at a timely agreement on the adequate financing of fisheries agreements.
Each Member State shall ensure that users can access and complete any of the procedures listed in Annex II fully online, provided that the relevant procedure has been established in the Member State concerned.
He wrote to his lawyer to explain the relevant procedures.
One of the supervisors told the court he would have instigated the relevant procedures had he been trained.
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has cancelled its tender for identity assurance services, claiming it had not followed the relevant procedures for the procurement.
The relevant procedures are reasonably well established for processes that have narrow band spectra, but it is much less clear how to deal with non-narrow band cases.
The staged approach to bring the ITER plant up to full performance will require the PCS to be upgraded with new control functions and commissioned at each stage, and the first plasma operation stage will have to show that all the relevant procedures run smoothly.
Such change takes place when new information, either from the external environment or from internal systems of self-assessment, is received by organizational members who then update the relevant procedures and attendant beliefs (Cyert and March [1963]).
