Sentence examples for protest procedure from inspiring English sources

If the State of Florida has provided a protest procedure, can the secretary of state exercise her discretion under 102.112 so as to frustrate that procedure?

Emerson had represented Brazil at Under-20 level in the South American Championship, but Fifa will tell the court that Iraq did not follow proper protest procedures.

Petitioners are, in effect, asking this Court to delay the commencement of election contest actions, if any, by improperly using the protest procedures to contest the election before certification.

The right to peaceful protest, democratic procedures and elections exist for the sole purpose of replacing the authorities that do not satisfy the people.

Northrop and Airbus won a competition for the tankers in 2008 but U.S. government auditors overturned that award after Boeing filed a protest over the procedure.

Lord Prescott is the first to quit the body in protest about its procedures.

Saying 'no' to naturalisation is a form of protest against a naturalisation procedure that is perceived as humiliating and unfair.

A female doctor in Serbia has pledged to undergo a sex change procedure to protest a new law that forces her to retire five years earlier than her male counterparts.

Similar instances of vandalism later led site administrators to formulate a procedure, despite protests from some contributors, by which some edits would be reviewed by experienced editors before the changes could appear online.

Indeed, a prime motivation of the protest against the screening procedures by the tribal area politicians appeared to be an effort to appeal to their home constituencies, many of whom regard the United States as an enemy.

You report that the Department of Health says the NHS must "save £1.5bn by reducing 'unnecessary prescriptions and hospital referrals'" for treatments of "low clinical value", but leading surgeons protest that "basic surgical procedures that could improve the lives of thousands of people are being withheld by NHS trusts desperate to save money".