Sentence examples for procedurally unfair from inspiring English sources

Mrs Justice Lang ruled TfL's process in introducing the ban "was procedurally unfair, in breach of its own procedures and demonstrated a failure to consider the relevant issues".

The appeal judges found that Balls and Haringey acted too hastily and were "procedurally unfair" because Shoesmith was not given a proper chance to put her case.

Third, the decision may have been procedurally unfair – a common example is when decision makers fail to carry out an adequate public consultation, as was the case in relation to the Building Schools for the Future decision.

Harvard's investigation has been "lawyer-driven," says a faculty member who spoke on condition of anonymity, and has stuck so closely to the letter of government-approved rules for investigating misconduct that the process has become unduly protracted — it lasted three years — and procedurally unfair to the accused.

The High Court ruled Transport for London's process in introducing the ban "was procedurally unfair".

Lawyers for a number of the families launched legal challenges, claiming the move was unlawful and procedurally unfair.

To another, she said, "Filing and serving a restraining order on the eve of a holiday may be procedurally permissible, but it is both inhumane and unfair".

Procedurally, the French took great care.

The appellate ruling is procedurally troubling.

"This is a procedurally complex scenario.

Stages in "Ape Out" are procedurally generated.