Sentence examples for this form of procedure from inspiring English sources

But this form of procedure is open to objections of various kinds.

Four hundred forty one (78.6%) of the study subjects and 131 (87.3%) of their last (young) daughters were undergo this form of procedure.

The Hammond Company challenged the authority which the act purported to exert and the forms of procedure which the statute authorized and which were employed to enforce its requirements, because of their alleged repugnancy to the Constitution of the United States, in particulars which were enumerated.

But there is a danger: "The standards encourage consistency and that is great if you are producing an order of 1 million identical parts for a car factory, although any successful operation in this form of production will already have good procedures.

"The concern over superinjunctions is that they have, as Professor Zuckerman has put it, developed into an entirely secret form of procedure," he said.

On Nov. 1, screeners began using a far more invasive form of procedure for all pat-downs — in which women's breasts and all passengers' genital areas are patted firmly.

The Declaratory Judgment Act "only provided a new form of procedure for the adjudication of rights in conformity" with "established equitable principles". Great Lakes Co. v. Huffman, 319 U.S. 293, 300.

One form of procedure that alters speech timing and increases speech fluency (delayed auditory feedback) affects structures in the cerebellum (Howell & Sackin, 2002).

In three studies of penile cutting around half the men have some form of procedure; 10% had full foreskin removal with a further 30-40% having dorsal slits, with lateral retraction of the foreskin and exposure of the glans.

Equally decisive was the superiority of the Roman-canonical type of procedure, with its rational rules of evidence, over the local forms of procedure involving proof by ordeal, battle, and other irrational methods.

But the Constitution does not require that the case or controversy should be presented by traditional forms of procedure, invoking only traditional remedies.