Sentence examples for procedural from inspiring English sources

"There has been nothing proven against the APY board, there has been no natural justice, no procedural fairness, no compartmentalisation of any allegations," said Sansbury on behalf of the group and approved by APY.

The case against Pussy Riot, conducted at lightning speed and rife with procedural abnormalities, highlighted the politicised nature of Russia's court system.

"UNHCR does not object to the returns of persons properly found not to be in need of international protection, but considers anyone claiming asylum has a right to have their case properly assessed by qualified personnel in accordance with the necessary procedural and legal safeguards".

The experts' public report will include recommendations for particularly difficult removal requests (such as criminal convictions); thoughts on the implications of the court's decision for European internet users, news publishers, search engines and others; and procedural steps that could improve accountability and transparency for websites and citizens.

The report – from the Lords select committee on the constitution – is a serious attempt to look at some of the central legal and procedural implications of a yes vote.

"We will try to prove that the commission did not consider all the things which it should have considered and that there were some procedural flaws," he said.

Shortly after, the Senate voted 77 to 17 to proceed to debate on the USA Freedom Act – a procedural hurdle that fell three votes short during another special session focused on surveillance reform nine days earlier.

"This is about the mechanics of the procedural steps and the timetable.

This means that the first part of the drama is a police procedural with no suspense and the second a legal drama equally lacking in tension.

Meanwhile in the States, says Day, "you can get bogged down with procedural hurdle after procedural hurdle".

It became clear that it is not procedural approaches (such as diagnosis or care plan), which set the tone of an admission, but human contact with staff.