Sentence examples for matters of process from inspiring English sources

It said it would not give any guidance on matters of process and instead referred questions to the Australian government.

Details of landform evolution within a given geomorphic system are matters of process behaviour and terrain response.

As the bill is currently drafted, judges will be able to disagree with the home secretary's granting of a warrant on matters of process but not substance.

Mr. Bush has been especially terse in his statements, and has focused mostly on matters of process, like the need once and for all to stop counting votes.

Though courts generally defer to lawmakers in matters of process, Mr. Murray thinks a judge might take issue because the law demands that a bill be "aged" for three days unless there is an urgent reason to vote.

They made us focus more on matters of process than policy; they took up precious airtime and newsprint with denials and non-denials about who would work with whom, and alliances and deals that – in retrospect – were clearly never going to materialise.

"It's mainly a matter of process controls and better equipment," he said.

It was characteristic of Albee to identify the trouble with a play as a matter of process rather than of plot.

As a matter of process, the route to the failure to indict is probably simple: the prosecutor who presented the case led the grand jurors that way.

The doors along the corridors of international power would begin to close to us.In any event, as a matter of process, the UK cannot simply walk out.

Appeals are heard on a matter of process and facts and not opinion and the panel considered 11 appeals today of which only Gareth's was successful.