Sentence examples for procedural provisions from inspiring English sources

The organization of a national legislature, the structure of the courts, the characteristics of a cabinet, and the role of the head of state are generally regarded as matters of constitutional law, whereas the substantive and procedural provisions relating to central and local governments and judicial review of administration are reckoned matters of administrative law.

Intentions about which intentions count, mentioned above (discussed in Dworkin 1985 and 1986) are such factors and canons or conventions of interpretation and procedural provisions are familiar further examples.

"No other procedural provisions were included, probably because the legislators were simultaneously considering amendments which would provide such security".

There are also "procedural" provisions setting forth how to decide whether the substantive rules have been broken and, if so, what the results should be.

"There is a defect in a procedural provision that could be repaired".

The exchange on fiscal policy came on the eve of a Senate budget showdown engineered by Republicans using an obscure procedural provision that says any senator can bring forward a budget if the Budget Committee fails to produce one by April 1.

The analysis determines a number of serious shortcomings in the legal procedural and substantive provisions on the review mechanism that result in its inconsistent and deficient application and its puzzling results.

"In the end, it depends on what the agreement says: As long as the transparency provisions and procedural requirements that the president referred to are consistent with current US law, the pathway to US participation in a legally binding agreement is open, and does not need to include a stop in the Senate," he said.

To evaluate the provision of procedural sedation during abortion by expert nurses and to describe the factors that are associated with time to discharge for women who receive this sedation.

This is an extremely important addition to the discussion underway in Congress and it should raise suspicions over the rush to sneak through under cover of procedural darkness a series of provisions that may very well exacerbate the huge inequality gap that is gripping economies across the globe.

One Republican, Susan Collins of Maine, said she voted to block the bill for procedural reasons despite supporting the provision to allow repeal of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy.