Sentence examples for under a process that from inspiring English sources

"I was told it was under a process that is not currently available," she said.

But the statement said the studios would be "paid in full" under a process that has already begun.

The National Association of Probation Officers (Napo) said that currently staff allocate cases on the basis of risk of harm under a process that takes a few minutes.

Under a process that is secretive and susceptible to political influence, officials planned to spend millions at tiny checkpoints, passing over busier, higher-priority projects.

That came after the N.C.A.A. levied harsh penalties against Penn State under a process that did not appear to follow the investigative protocol.

The agreement that saved the day has it that every vote will be scrutinised, in Kabul, under a process that is to be overseen by the United Nations and other foreign observers, over the course of weeks.The inauguration for the man who will replace the outgoing president, Hamid Karzai, was supposed to happen on August 2nd.

Asked what his first action as the new president would be, Cookson said: "Getting on the phone straight away to the World Anti-Doping Agency to get under way a process that can eliminate those problems from the past, learn those lessons and make sure that we don't repeat those mistakes again".

At the heart of microbial evolution is a process of genome streamlining that rapidly discards genetic material that is not under selection, a process that appears to carry an advantage to the organism (Lynch, 2006; Koskiniemi et al., 2012).

Once an eruption is under way -- a process that takes place over days or weeks -- meltwater spreads out like a sheet between the underlying rock and the base of the glacier.

In the lawsuit with N.Y.U., Mr. Merkin's lawyers proposed in February a plan to form an "oversight committee" that would evaluate the liquidation of several funds under his control — a process that will likely take years.

For structured illumination microscopy, leaf tissue was formaldehyde fixed under microwave irradiation, a process that preserves both the structural detail and the fluorescent protein signal [20, 34].