The Commission, after having investigated the matter, accordingly launched the pre-contentious procedure in compliance with Article 226 (Ex-Art. 169) of the TEC.
After the Hamas ambush that killed Lieutenant Goldin, along with two other soldiers, in the first hour of a 72-hour truce, Israeli commanders invoked the "Hannibal procedure," a contentious directive that allowed for the use of maximum force to prevent captors from getting away with abducted soldiers — even at the risk of endangering the lives of the Israeli hostages.
But one of the most common and contentious examples of this procedure involves police seizing cash from motorists they stop.
Then there was a lengthy and at times contentious public approval process, the Uniform Land Use Review Procedure, known as Ulurp.
The incident has focused attention on U.S. checkpoint procedures, a contentious topic among some Iraqis who regard U.S. forces as sometimes too quick on the trigger.
The report from the National Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of Medicine says the procedure is "highly contentious" because any genetic changes that are made are then inherited by the next generation.
British Airways was able to show that it had a clear and fair-minded dress code and a procedure for handling contentious issues; but these arguments were not decisive.
Now that he and Clinton have agreed -- sensibly -- on giving her the roll-call vote her ardent supporters demanded, no contentious issues of policy or procedure remain to be ironed out.
Conversely, a few studies on nongrafted sinus lift procedure showed a contentious increment of intra-sinus bone volume [7, 13].
Furthermore, a contentious has been generated by the different procedures employed for studying the "AEA transporter" [16], [17].
