Sentence examples for procedural position the from inspiring English sources

It came just three weeks after the case was argued, more quickly than anyone expected, probably as a result of the extremely unusual procedural position the case is in.

The low rate of symptomatic PICC-related thrombosis in our study may thus be explained by the consistent use of ultrasound guidance, by the careful choice of a vein of an appropriate diameter, by the intra-procedural verification of the position of the tip by the intracavitary EKG method, as well as by the use of a sutureless securement device in 100% of cases.

Rawls (1999, 104) describes the argument from the original position as invoking "pure procedural justice"—the deliberative situation is so set up that whatever principles it generates are, by the fact of their generation, just.

In one patient screw cut-out from the head of the femur occurred after 15 days due to a serious procedural error (the cephalic screws were positioned to the rear and protruded from the head of the femur).

Wong chose the role in lieu of his position on the police procedural television drama Law & Order: Special Victims Unit.

Learn the procedural history of the case.

His proposal was defeated on procedural grounds, but the senator stuck by his position that the $10 billion costs of the unemployment pay should not be added to the deficit.

Mr. McCain, in an effort to prod the White House to fill a vacant position on the Federal Election Commission, has initiated a procedural hold that blocks the Senate from voting on any nominee.

U.S. ambassador to the U.N. Samantha Power said the position was only "procedural" and would not have a significant bearing on the U.N.'s human rights work.

Incorporating appropriate diagnostic and surgical procedures, this clinical report describes the use of custom-fabricated transparent devices that help the clinician identify implant position, thereby reducing the procedural time and improving the structural durability and esthetics of the immediate prosthesis.

The court appointed Vicki C. Jackson, a law professor at Harvard, to argue a position not fully supported by any party: that the case's odd procedural posture meant the court lacks jurisdiction.