Sentence examples for procedural at from inspiring English sources

It's been mostly procedural at the moment, with no really significant objections that the judge is pausing to take stock of.

'TWO BOYS' When Nico Muhly's opera, inspired by a bizarre true story of love, identity and murder on the Internet, had its premiere in London in 2011, it was that rarity: an opera about ideas that also had a propulsive police procedural at its core.

Arrival announces itself as a procedural, at least somewhat rooted in the real world, and it even walks you through its specific trade tools in a somewhat hokey but basically plausible way by which I mean, Amy Adams literally gives a speech about pronouns.

We thought that we were basically going to be doing a procedural at an ad agency in 1960 for years -- and we realized his plans were much more ambitious and it would actually movie through time and get into the mod 1960s and basically see American culture crashing over the sky, who was not prepared for it.

But if we're going to make procedurals, at least here is one that is trying to break the mould while still sticking to the script.

They watch crime procedurals at their parents' house and follow a one-meal-a-day rule (most local restaurants are open for just a few hours after Tarn wakes up), which can mean Quiznos, a turkey sandwich from the supermarket or root-beer popsicles and handfuls of dry Crispix (Tarn is lactose intolerant).

She was testifying at a procedural hearing at which the defendant, I. Lewis Libby Jr., Vice President Cheney's former chief of staff, was trying to persuade the judge to let him call a memory expert at his trial on charges of obstruction and perjury.

At a procedural hearing at Aberdeen Sheriff Court, a planned start date of 6 January was confirmed.

31 Of particular concern was our finding that the problems involved in six cases did not align with the procedural defences at all, and at least some represented major hazards.

The principles of justice chosen in the original position are in this way the result of a choice procedure designed to "incorporate pure procedural justice at the highest level" (CP, 310, cf. TJ 120/104).

All procedures were performed following standard procedural guidelines at the time.