Sentence examples for whose procedures are from inspiring English sources

For the French, whose procedures are based on the presumption of innocence, the U.S. legal system appears accusatory.

The anger of many "antiglobalization" protesters is fueled by their sense that this debate is being conducted behind the closed doors of international trade organizations, whose procedures are divorced from the democratic process.

In a universe of perhaps 8,000 funds, it is not unusual to find a handful of bad apples and another, bigger bunch whose procedures are not all they should be.

In the middle of the spectrum are agencies and individuals whose procedures are not so risky as to justify straight-forward prohibition but are risky enough so that those whose rights are threatened seem to have some rights-based justification for suppressing those procedures.

Dr. Freed continued to offer it to paying patients while he was treating those who were part of the federal study and whose procedures were paid for by the study.

In the present study all patients whose procedures were cancelled because of improper preoperative preparation belonged to the group who did not attend the preanaesthetic clinic (Table 1).

The mean drainage in the 4.4% of patients done 'off-pump' was 1120 ml, compared with 901 ml in the 95.6% whose procedures were performed on cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB).

At WABC, whose procedure is fairly typical, the disc jockeys meet every Tuesday morning at ten o'clock in the office of Rick Sklar, the station's program director, to select the numbers for the following week.

The customary method of taking the oath in this court is for religious Jews to put a skullcap on their heads and place their right hand on the Old Testament and take the traditional oath of the English courts of law, whose procedure is generally followed in Israel.

Mr Poots also said that arrangements were in place to ensure that those children whose procedure is considered to be more complex will continue to be transferred to centres in England for surgery.

On the contrary, Pietroni et al. (2015) introduced an algorithm to mesh assigned free-form continuous shell surfaces by means of Voronoi polygonal patterns, whose procedure is affected by the membrane stresses acting on the initial shell.