Sentence examples for procedurally flawed from inspiring English sources
Interior Secretary Dirk Kempthorne has ignored that Congressional directive, saying it was procedurally flawed.
Common Cause argued the commission's request is substantively unlawful, not merely procedurally flawed.
The council had filed a lawsuit, and Ms. Veneman said department lawyers agreed that the vote was "procedurally flawed".
Reenacting those very same provisions may formally comply with the Constitutional Court's judgment that said the amendments had been procedurally flawed the first time around.
For there is a crucial distinction between challenging a decision that is procedurally flawed or unlawfully enabled, and nullifying a decision because you think it's a mistake.
Their lawyers are arguing that the control orders and Tpims – used to restrict movement, the use of computers and mobile phones and to restrict who suspects can meet – are procedurally flawed on a number of grounds.
A British executive accused of heading a $100m ticket-touting ring has completed two weeks in a notorious Brazilian prison, despite growing evidence that his detention may be procedurally and substantively flawed.
Two researchers at Brigham and Women's Hospital (BWH) in Boston, an affiliate of Harvard Medical School, are suing Harvard and BWH over what they claim is a "procedurally and legally flawed" misconduct probe that wrongfully damaged their careers.
Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli said that EPA's decision was "fatally flawed procedurally because the agency has reviewed and weighed new information without notice or comment from the public".
Discussing the heart of the dispute, Mr. Slater called the arbitration decision flawed, both procedurally and substantively, and said that it was not in accord with an international treaty on the enforcement of arbitration awards.
