Sentence examples for procedural that from inspiring English sources

"Scandal" is a procedural that is less about solving crime than about protecting reputations.

The novel turns into a more or less traditional police procedural, that is, and the resolution is violent but predictable.

But until last month a home-produced version of the police procedural, that staple of American television, was nowhere to be found.

But "CSI" is a procedural that has grown old and campy in its self-seriousness, and Mr. Bieber's pop-up was too much of a gimmick.

It's a hard-boiled procedural that twists into a moody psychological thriller where dreams offer clues to the detective's unconscious, and also the truth.

Instead, it is Michael Emerson who has emerged from the mysteries of the island as top dog, thanks to Person of Interest, an Orwellian bromance disguised as a slick procedural that, somewhat surprisingly, is a tangible hit.

American TV is rotten with procedurals that get personal.

This observation is made without rancour, though it is evident Seymour is no fan of the rash of police procedurals that have replaced the thriller writers of old.

A police drama set in Los Angeles might not seem that unusual, but the producers say they encountered doubts because the series did not fit in the mold of the investigative and forensics-centered procedurals that are so popular now.

That's a procedural ritual that involves Bercow receiving the Queen's approval from the royal commission in the Lords.

He found that the procedural principles that govern the administration of Singapore's immigration laws were similar to those in the UK.