Sentence examples for both substantive and procedural from inspiring English sources

As such, there are both substantive and procedural considerations associated with the due process clause, and this has influenced the development of two separate tracks of due process jurisprudence: procedural and substantive.

"We detailed our concerns and belief that the inspector made serious errors, both substantive and procedural which in turn we believe led the minister to make errors in his decision".

Administrators and politicians need to expand the menu of government choice to include both substantive and procedural instruments and a wider range of options of each, and to understand the important context-based nature of instrument choices.

In a number of countries universities, which are increasigly subject to a global market, have discovered that they require greater management flexibility in order to compete effectively and are therefore seeking relief from traditional government regulations affecting both substantive and procedural matters.

In addition, one scholar has asserted that there is no doubt that a judicial inquiry covers both substantive and procedural aspects.

The Computer & Communications Industry Association has long advocated against the sections of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, for both substantive and procedural reasons, used to justify the demand for these records.

"The district court's decision was infected by a multitude of serious substantive and procedural errors," the company said.

"National security surveillance programs must not be used to circumvent important substantive and procedural protections belonging to journalists and their source," their letter said.

The district court's many serious substantive and procedural errors are fatal to its conclusion that Microsoft violated the antitrust laws and to the relief entered.

The American social scientist Herbert A. Simon, an influential proponent of the concept of bounded rationality, used the terms "substantive" and "procedural" to distinguish between the notions of rational behaviour commonly adopted in, respectively, economics and psychology.

In 2010, an appeals court panel cited him for "substantive and procedural errors" in ordering the appointment of a receiver to sell a home shared by a couple who had not yet divorced.