Sentence examples for question of procedure from inspiring English sources

The debate is, in a sense, a question of procedure.

They have no bearing upon the merits or any question of procedure or costs, are not directed against any abusive use of judicial process, and are plainly onerous.

"It was not fair because I have written many other editorials before, I have been a managing editor for four years, and the question of procedure has never arisen.

Whether each agreement succeeds in waiving what it purports to waive is a question of procedure, not just contract law.

For trials of people who can afford lawyers, questions of procedure can supersede substance.

In each case, the mayor's ambitious social policies became stymied over questions of procedure and authority.

The Court of Cassation rules on questions of procedure, not on the merits of a case or the presumption of guilt or innocence.

Nothing in the Guardian article this morning shakes my conviction that my stay in the Ritz Hotel did not breach the rules governing the conduct of ministers as laid down in Questions of Procedure for Ministers.

Judicial review of arrests carried out under it is limited to questions of procedure: at no point are the authorities required either to produce evidence, or even detailed charges.

And once an individual is convicted, the appeals process focuses on questions of procedure rather than guilt, often making it difficult to introduce new evidence that points to innocence.On the surface, Americans seem unbothered by all this.

They may ask the Vice Provost for Student Affairs (or designee) questions for clarification; the Vice Provost for Student Affairs (or designee) may weigh in on questions of procedure when determined necessary.