Sentence examples for taking procedural from inspiring English sources

It was unclear if the leadership intended to reconfigure the measure and try again Friday, but senior lawmakers were taking procedural steps to do so.

The party meeting in the Capitol came at a crucial time since the leadership must begin taking procedural steps if Democrats hope to reach a final vote on a health care plan sometime next week.

After Friday's panel vote, the full Senate could start taking procedural votes at the weekend.

Without unanimous agreement, Mr. Reid would have to take procedural steps to begin considering a bill.

The Rules Committee met late last night to take procedural steps and approve the compromises that have been made.

Republicans took procedural steps on their first week back in Congress this January to make that happen.

The House Rules Committee met late Wednesday to take procedural steps in advance of the floor vote, approving final GOP adjustments to the measure.

To force a vote, Bill Frist, the Senate majority leader, took procedural steps on Saturday evening to require a vote to cut off debate on Monday.

The court does take procedural liberties, including allowing the jurors to ask questions, but it is comically accurate in capturing the sensationalism of highly publicized cases.

But with Republicans demanding more information before allowing a vote on Mr. Hagel by the full Senate, Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the majority leader, took procedural steps to limit floor debate on his nomination and bring the partisan clash to a head by Saturday.

By contrast, when the authorities of a contracting State have taken procedural steps to implement a Security Council resolution in the domestic legal order, the measures thus taken are attributable to that State and therefore amenable to judicial review under the Convention (see also §§ 27 to 29 of the admissibility decision of 16 October 2007 in Beric and Others v. Bosnia and Herzegovina).