Sentence examples for a procedural path from inspiring English sources
The Palestinians were focused on an agenda that included borders and security, the Israelis on creating a procedural path toward direct negotiations.
White House officials continued to put the onus on Republicans to clear a procedural path to a quick vote on a negotiated deal.
Encouraging repeal proponents who, at this juncture, cling to hope's last threads, Gibbs suggested that this latest vehicle had better chance of passage than those prior, owing to a procedural path that could avoid a 60-vote minimum.
The Senate may well be taking a different procedural path and considering all of this in one bill, but in any case, it is our intention to have the systemic risk regulation function and the increased market integrity and investor protection functions on the president's desk by this fall.
In its words, existing antitrust laws "do not guarantee an affordable procedural path to the vindication of every claim".
The law, Justice Antonin Scalia wrote, does not "guarantee an affordable procedural path to the vindication of every claim".
But the antitrust laws do not guarantee an affordable procedural path to the vindication of every claim.
The Supreme Court was wrong to bar the class action, asserting that federal law does not guarantee plaintiffs "an affordable procedural path to the vindication of every claim".
While the procedural path to a possible trial for Robinson is unclear at this point, Valihura said the Supreme Court will require the disqualification of all prosecutors and investigators who have previously worked on the case, along with anyone else exposed to Robinson's privileged materials.
Romney's real problem is not just that he supported a mandate, which Republicans have seized on as the most anti-American feature of Obama's health-care plan, but that he showed Democrats the political and procedural path to passing a universal-health-care bill in America.
No matter what will be discussed today, the procedural path forward is already a certainty.
