It was a routine procedural hearing in an ongoing case, and the charges against the client were misdemeanors: petit larceny and possession of burglar's tools.
In an especially adroit move last week, they stopped Mr. Perez, the labor secretary nominee, from receiving a committee vote by objecting to a routine procedural motion on the Senate floor that is almost always agreed to unanimously.
Even a routine procedural vote to take up the speaker's tax bill passed by a surprisingly tight tally, 219-197, with 13 Republicans bolting from their leadership to vote "no".
Two experiments were carried out to test visual cues for their ability to reduce the frequency of postcompletion errors in a computer-based routine procedural task.
What starts as a routine revenge cum police-procedural drama, as feisty officer Mal Vaughn vows to capture the Conquistador, soon escalates into a full-blown thriller as Reston flees Britain for South America and the heart of the Aztec nation, where he takes his fight to the gods.
There are complicated family relations, twisty sexual entanglements and cases that come and go, while Charlie waits offstage, as in a routine episodic police procedural.
This may sound like a routine police procedural.
Jill McGown's 1999 Plots and Errors, a routine police procedural that turns into something much more, takes its title from the closing lines of the play, and is threaded through with quotations from it.
Ambulatory Surgery (AS) is a routine clinical practice.
Significant distress is related to MV itself or to routine procedural interventions [ 1] and minimizing pain, anxiety and distress is a major recommendation in recent guidelines [ 2].
