If there was disagreement on whether a translated word or phrase on one of the ADL items was applicable, adaptable, or suitable, the judges were told that a disagreement was present and required to agree on a new translation by the three judges in a process of consensus making.
He personally picked the senior judges, by a process heavily criticised for being almost entirely secretive.
As with this position in counterterrorism, Goodling, along with former chief of staff to the attorney general Kyle Sampson, also compromised national security by replacing the traditional process of hiring immigration judges with a process that treated the positions (illegally) as political appointments.
That statement will be submitted to a single High Court judge in a process called "the sift".
Which departments get this extra funding and how much was formerly judged by a process called the Research Assessment Exercise (RAE).
The system scheduling policy will judge whether a process will lead to a deadlock or not and then decides the next system operation process.
If the process of corruption proceeds far enough then we no longer have a corrupt official or corruption of an institutional process or institution; we cease to have a person who can properly be described as, say, a judge, or a process that can properly be described as, say, a judicial process — as opposed to proceedings in a kangaroo court.
Once they've been teaching for three years and judged satisfactory in a process that invariably judges all but a few of them satisfactory, they are ensured lifetime tenure.
The election of judges has been a process little understood by the public, and long sheltered from great scrutiny.
Jamie Fenlon, 10, was one of the prize's judges; he reported a process as engaged and passionate as any of the infamous behind-the-scenes debates at the Man Booker prize.
