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Перевод: procedural

[прилагательное]
процедурный

Тезаурус:

1. The date of notification which triggers the procedural timetable will be deemed to occur only when complete details are provided to the Commission.
2. Turning now from procedural problems to those with more serious overtones: confidentiality/fraud.
3. There is the formal negotiating process associated with bargaining with unions over such wide ranging issues as annual pay agreements, working practices and changes in method, introducing new technologies, procedural agreements and many other topics.
4. The judicial review procedure in the High Court is based on three tests: illegality; irrationality; and/or procedural impropriety.
5. The rationale of the difference lies in the differing potential of two diverse procedural systems.
6. Five factors created difficulties: delays in passing on information; competing professional objectives (criminal investigation or assessment of child protection risk); unrealistic expectations of the powers and responsibilities of social work departments; disputes over control or management of a case; and procedural inexperience.
7. As to the impact of procedural rules upon substantive law, I turn to the doctrine, now partly exploded by Caldwell , of specific and basic intent.
8. The procedural advantages persisted even at Rome only so long as there were two procedural systems, which at the end of the third century ceased to be the case.
9. Only these circumstances are adequate to eliminate the substantive and procedural advantages which trusts could offer.
10. In each case, the situation involved a procedural matter, not evidence in the trial.
11. Most litigants have very little interest in the very technical procedural hoops which they have to go through - they are simply interested in the result.
12. Procedural requirements
13. This versatility rested on two bases: first, the structure of the rights set up by trusts; second, the procedural system by which they could be enforced.