Sentence examples for orderly procedure from inspiring English sources
There shall be a minimum of formality in the proceeding consistent with orderly procedure.
They say it must include an orderly procedure to deal with state insolvency.
Its fondness for orderly procedure — the foundation of its post-1945 democracy — has prevailed even over its desire to lead 21st century Europe.
An orderly procedure, besides being efficient, allows responsibility to be fixed on a particular officer or body at each stage of the administrative process.
An orderly procedure for making health care decisions was first proposed in 1992 in a report by a state Task Force on Life and the Law.
In a statement, federal prosecutors in Brooklyn said, "We are pleased that the court of appeals has established an orderly procedure for resolving this claim in an expeditious fashion".
The surgeon Atul Gawande, in his book "The Checklist Manifesto," explains the utility of the list in assuring orderly procedures and removing error.
Such structures should include communication to employees of explicit policies against sexual harassment and resulting sanctions, designation of officials clearly outside of the employees' chain of command to take complaints, and orderly procedures for prompt and impartial investigation of complaints.
The manager, therefore, must place commitment to people before assets, respect for innovation before devotion to policy, the messiness of learning before orderly procedures, and the perpetuation of the community before all other concerns.
I assume also that all the principles of the Constitution are hostile to dictatorship and minority rule; and that it is a principle of our Constitution that change in the organization of our government is to be effected by the orderly procedures ordained by the Constitution and not by force or fraud.
A big challenge, even if the banking supervision plan stays on schedule, is that there is no agreement on orderly procedures that would let officials close a zombie bank without creating the kind of market panic that followed the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008.
