Each U.S. Senator has procedural filibuster authority near-equal to the president's veto.
They criticized the Belgian authorities on procedural grounds, such as failing to identify Mr. Bertoldi's French nationality in the extradition demand and crediting him with roles as a robber and a fence without fully explaining why.
"The idea is that, with procedural safeguards, a designated agency be provided authority to intervene and take control of a major financial institution on the brink of failure," he testified.
The defenders of the traditional conception of akrasia as irrational thus wish to grant special rational authority (in this procedural sense) to the agent's better judgment, even if they admit that such a judgment can be substantively incorrect.
Conversely, normative approaches "focus on moral obligations such as standards of personal morality, moral development, social influences such as peer opinion and influence, and perceived legitimacy of laws implemented by authorities such as procedural fairness" (Kahler and Gore 2012, p. 105).
For one thing, judges would have no authority to invent new procedural rights (i.e., detainees would have only whatever rights Congress gave them) Rights Congress gave them?
As such, CMA1 will establish the governing body of the Paris Agreement with authority over all administrative, procedural, operational, and substantive matters.
For the sergeant's Japanese lawyer, too, the case raises questions of fairness, but not necessarily the procedural ones that worried American military authorities.
There is good reason to doubt that trade promotion authority, which is simply a procedural tool, is even necessary.
Chief Judge Judith S. Kaye, writing for the court, said that once the mayor and corporation counsel certified that "procedural requirements have been met and legal authority exists," the comptroller did not have the power to refuse to register a contract.
