Sentence examples for the right procedural from inspiring English sources
With the right procedural safeguards, Justice Stevens wrote, it would be possible to isolate the extremely serious crimes for which death is warranted.
Maria Vasii, representing Eugen Darie – accused of driving the getaway car – said: "Our customers are waiting for the right procedural framework before they can make all necessary steps to hand over these paintings to Dutch authorities.
The FSA ruled nothing could be done: some of the board's of the judgments were poor but RBS had ticked all the right procedural boxes and it had to be seen in context.
Black's view on due process drew from his reading of British history; to him, due process meant all persons were to be tried in accordance with the Bill of Rights' procedural guarantees and in accordance with constitutionally pursuant laws.
Sen. Richard M. Burr (R-N.C ., who voted to confiR-N.C ., said Republicans reserved the right to use any procedural mechanisms to delay confirmation votes, but should be "prudent as to whon we use them".
The two main elements of this conceptual framework being i) the rules of procedural fairness — the right to be heard and the right to an unbiased decision; and ii) the concepts that result and flow logically from these rules being those derived from the Terms of Reference and the Terms of Appointment.
Because of the incorporation to states of other procedural guarantees, the "right to offer the testimony of witnesses" could be given no less weight.
Consideration should also be given to strengthening victims' procedural rights – including the right to a victim lawyer – in an effort to ensure a genuinely fair trial.
The analysis by the administration's supporters holds that civil libertarian critics are wrong to measure the government's actions against a framework of peacetime legal protections, like the right to open trials with full procedural protections.
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The institute asserted that the right to pretrial liberty has been a procedural right since "time immemorial," even before the Magna Carta was put in place more than 800 years ago. .
