oral procedure

This contrast between written and oral procedures is seldom absolute.

Its functioning during oral procedures and surgery is essential to good patient care.

For this same reason it is necessary for us to reach our decision by oral procedure.

It probably dates back to an earlier period, as it was an oral procedure.

In addition, invasive oral procedures can cause additional sequelae.

Ideally, this examination should be performed at least 1 month prior to cancer treatment to permit adequate healing from any required invasive oral procedures.

We have just today - the oral procedure is today taking place before the Court of Justice - submitted videos and other documentation to prove this.

I therefore submit a proposal to this House, under the oral procedure, that the recommendations of the Council of Ministers be approved.

The high courts remained until 1936, but were limited to only written procedure, while only oral procedure was permitted in the courts of appeal.

It is suspected this may help improve the comfort of a variety of oral procedures performed by dentists and oral surgeons.

The vast majority of the Committee therefore opted for an oral procedure, without amendment, with a block vote on the list of countries to take part in monetary union.

Appropriate supportive care including antibiotics, immunoglobulin G administration, adjustment of steroid doses, and/or platelet transfusions should be comprehensively considered prior to invasive oral procedures.

This timing provides an appropriate interval for tissue healing in the event invasive oral procedures, including dental extractions, dental scaling/polishing, and endodontic therapy, are necessary.

On hearing the report of the Judge Rapporteur and the views of the Advocate General, the Court of Justice decided to open the oral procedure without any preparatory inquiry.

The 1926 code was established by the dictator Juan Vicente Gómez, and represented a substantial change from the late nineteenth and early twentieth century procedures, where Venezuela had jury trials and oral procedures in some states.

This system - based partly on English, partly on French models - was built up on certain broad principles: the separation of the judicial and administrative functions, the independence of the judges and courts, the publicity of trials and oral procedure, the equality of all classes before the law.