Sentence examples for procedural standards from inspiring English sources

There are other procedural standards JUSTICE STEVENS.

Since 1972, the United States Supreme Court has declared capital punishment unconstitutional, then restored it but subjected it to an endless variety of shifting procedural standards.

When the state does inspect facilities, spokesmen said, inspectors check only for compliance with state health, safety and procedural standards and rules regarding personal rights.

Still, the increased scrutiny has slowed the spread of mandatory arbitration in recent years, and has prompted the arbitrators to set minimum procedural standards, said Carolyn L. Wheeler, an assistant general counsel for the E.E.O.C.

As far as Brelo's perception that he was in danger, and therefore justified in firing his weapon, O'Connell said the prosecution only proved that Brelo's action may not have been in line with some of the department's procedural standards.

Much of the legal debate in Florida centred on two contradictory clauses in the state's laws and, at the local level, there seemed to be wildly different procedural standards.

He said the lack of "a clear evidentiary or procedural standard that universally guides provenance investigations at museums" contributes to uneven decision making among institutions.

But when the court ruled that the Eighth Amendment prohibits execution of the mentally retarded, it made plain that states cannot weaken that protection with an unfair procedural standard.

Considering the complexity of these matrices and the need of use calibration in matrix, a new calibration approach based on single level standard addition in the sample (SLSAS) was proposed in this work and compared with the matrix-matched calibration (MMC), the procedural standard calibration (PSC) and the diluted standard addition calibration (DSAC).

(The Marcos regime clearly didn't meet the minimum procedural standard for democracy).

However, the Butler decision did not adopt Dworkin and MacKinnon's ordinance; Dworkin did not support the decision; and her books (which were released shortly after they were inspected) were held temporarily as part of a standard procedural measure, unrelated to the Butler decision.