Sentence examples for to adapt procedures from inspiring English sources

Governor Whitman appointed a 13-member advisory commission to consider the island's future while the State Attorney General, Peter G. Verniero, fired off 15 letters to the heads of various state and Federal agencies informing them of the court's decision and urging them to adapt procedures where necessary, including officially adding the island to the New Jersey map.

With 18 trial sites covering urban and rural settings and each with unique service provision and populations, the trial team will be required to adapt procedures and pathways to meet local need, and preserve intervention fidelity whilst maintaining the integrity of the randomised trial.

Recommendations to adapt these procedures to any specific mixers and complete analysis procedures are also provided.

Research based on in situ inspections was undertaken to adapt present procedures for use on glazed ceramic claddings.

"As we believe steps are available for us to take that are within the statutory authority," he said, "and within the Constitution and the framework of liberties, which we are all responsible for protecting, we're going to adapt our procedures and processes to maximize the security of the American people and reduce the danger of these kinds of terrorist attacks".

Kenneth Oye, an associate professor of political science and engineering systems who studies government regulation and directs MIT's Program on Emerging Technologies, is lead author of an article in Science today making the case that the U.S. government, and international groups, need to adapt their procedures to enable more robust discussion and evaluation on genetic engineering.

Kenneth Oye, an associate professor of political science and engineering systems who studies government regulation and directs MIT's Program on Emerging Technologies, is lead author of an article in Science today making the case that the U.S. government, and international groups, need to adapt their procedures to enable more robust discussion and evaluation in this field.

Such conclusions have resulted in two main proposals regarding the assessment of flicker: to relax the flicker compatibility indexes and to adapt standardized procedures to assess flicker based on a new reference lamp instead of the current reference, the incandescent lamp.

It was sharply critical of State Department officials in Washington for ignoring requests for more guards and safety upgrades and for failing to adapt security procedures to a deteriorating security environment.

A pilot survey was conducted in an adjacent parish prior to the study, and the experience gained was used to adapt the procedures and the questionnaire in the final survey.

Give sales incentives for adopting the new practices quickly and finding creative ways to adapt the procedures to their own style.