For convenience sake, we shall use the term "procedure-level approaches" [ 3] to refer to the models of Weijer et al. and Wendler et al. In spite of their ideological differences, both procedure-level approaches are procedural in the sense that both approaches propose a step-by-step process in doing the risk-benefit assessment.
Members of the Freedom Caucus insist theirs is not a struggle over ideological differences, but procedures; and some note that the group's own choice for speaker, Rep. Daniel Webster of Florida, is not the most conservative among them, but a process-driven former House speaker in his state.
Ross Douthat's effort to explore what would happen if abortion became largely restricted by comparing the United States to European countries is yet another example of how ideological differences about a medical procedure have clouded the real issues for women that result in the need for abortion.
Most have nothing to do with Congress's basic job of financing the government, but nongermane provisions have become standard procedure for conservative lawmakers to pursue ideological goals with a few words in must-pass bills.
What is therefore urgently needed is a commitment to procedures that accommodate both sides, and an agreement to avoid ideological court-packing in the judicial selection process.
Major social, political and ideological antagonisms are presented in the quaint language of procedure and rights.
For governmental actors, this in an important procedure because they usually share common goals, despite potential ideological differences due to coalition governments.
Outside of the Muslim Brotherhood, the only substantive ideological demand of Egyptian opposition was greater capitalist efficiency and democratic procedure.
While roles were widely accepted, the accompanying policies, procedures and targets were identified as presenting often ideological and practical barriers to recovery orientated care provision.
A future Democratic North Carolina legislature that expands early voting and authorizes out-of-precinct voting might find itself in an ideological mirror image of Judge Motz's opinion, rebuked for selectively providing voting procedures that black voters use more often.
