Sentence examples for understood procedures from inspiring English sources

And it was to avoid the historic British problem - the violence of the repeated boom and bust cycles of the past - that we established the new monetary framework based on consistent rules - the symmetrical inflation target; settled well understood procedures - Bank independence; and openness and transparency.

It is obvious that the three strains of Oscillatoria used in the present study may have different gene sets producing different sets of protease inhibitors, but their expression is largely a complex and rather less understood procedure which is dependent upon various factors that may/may not work in tandem.

Low health literacy has greatest impact in complex health conditions when patients have to understand procedures, manage medication and attend multiple appointments.

Patients were also said to fear the unknown ("they receive very little information") and to be afraid of being "insulted" by the hospital staff because "they do not know how to behave and they do not understand procedures".

"She clearly knows and understands process and procedure of agriculture," Mr. Pauli said.

In this we were again supported by the solicitors who understood the procedures and all of us were prepared and had sight of the relevant paperwork well in advance.

The company held a meeting with its lawyers, auditors, board members and executives to make sure that everyone understood the procedures that insiders would have to follow to buy and sell stock.

After the experimenter read the instructions aloud, participants were quizzed to ensure they understood the procedures and the payoff structure.

The purpose of the training was to make sure that all research team members understood the procedures and followed the standardized guidelines in the same manner.

It was often not possible to language-match fieldworkers with CEE men, who may not therefore have fully understood the procedures for recruiting their peers into the study.

It would have been a trying position for most women, but Mrs. Taylor Bumpstead has been in public life for many years and understood the procedure.