The phrase "procedural restrictions" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to limitations or regulations that govern how a process or procedure must be carried out. This phrase is commonly used in legal or administrative contexts. Example: "The project cannot move forward due to the procedural restrictions set by the city council. We will need to revise our plans to comply with these regulations."
To imply by procedural restrictions that any woman who decides not to have her baby is committing a moral atrocity.
Thus, he said, it may now be more worthwhile to hold a public inquiry with fewer procedural restrictions.
In the past two years alone, seven states -- Arizona, Idaho, Mississippi, Missouri, Montana, Utah and Wyoming -- have taken steps to stiffen the procedural restrictions for initiatives, making it harder to get them on the ballot.
Bannion is motivated at first by abstract idealism and professional pride, but the murder of his wife (which, like the child killings in Lang's "M," becomes more forceful by taking place off screen) makes this a personal matter, allowing Bannion to relinquish his badge and the procedural restrictions that go along with it (but not his gun — "that's mine, bought and paid for").
The current wave of procedural restrictions on voting, including strict photo ID requirements, ought to be understood as the latest chapter in a not always uplifting story: Americans of both parties have sometimes rejected democratic values or preferred partisan advantage to fair democratic processes.
The decision serves as a reminder that, when there is a breach of a contractual representation, a buyer can circumvent the agreed caps, deductibles, timeframe, and procedural restrictions agreed by the parties with respect to indemnification by reframing the breach claim as a fraud claim.
"That all sounds marvellous," he purrs when advised of some footling new procedural restriction, adding later: "That all sounds lovely".
"However, equally substantial majorities favor procedural and other restrictions, including waiting periods, parental consent, spousal notification and bans on 'partial birth' abortion".
Scepticism is understandable: the council is in overall charge of running the elections, which means that it has been investigating itself.Mr Mousavi says that the election was perverted by a multitude of procedural irregularities and by restrictions placed on his representatives' legal right to monitor ballot boxes.
He and his fellow conservative justices might then run the table on the causes that engage him more than the limits of federal power ever have: cutting back on racial preferences, on campaign finance restrictions and on procedural protections for people accused of crimes.
But the proposal ran into a procedural snag right off: food export restrictions are such a new issue that they are only tangentially mentioned as part of the Doha round agenda, which is not easily modified.
