Tra từ procedural - Từ điển LongMan Dictionary

pro‧ce‧du‧ral AC /prəˈsiːdʒərəl/ adjective [ONLY BEFORE NOUN] formal
connected with a procedure, especially in a law court:
　 ▪ procedural rules

adjective
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
NOUN
fairness
▪ A general concept of procedural fairness could therefore lead the courts into using and developing procedural forms other than classical adjudication.
▪ That the development of procedural fairness does involve the court in a balancing function is undeniable.
▪ No amount of procedural fairness could compensate for lack of knowledge of the complexities of the law.
▪ Considerations of national security were however held to outweigh those of procedural fairness.
▪ Lord Justice Woolf places great emphasis on justice as procedural fairness.
▪ Finally there is a general duty of procedural fairness.
impropriety
▪ It is said that, in addition, the use of Form N111 instead of Form N79 was a procedural impropriety.
▪ This danger is particularly great in relation to procedural impropriety, and we shall discuss it again in that context.
▪ Thus in Britain the grounds for review are summarized as illegality, irrationality or procedural impropriety by the public agency being challenged.
▪ The judicial review procedure in the High Court is based on three tests: illegality; irrationality; and/or procedural impropriety.
▪ His Lordship articulated three grounds for judicial review: illegality, irrationality and procedural impropriety.
matter
▪ The privilege is much wider than procedural matters, covering every aspect of the internal functions of the House.
▪ Detailed procedural matters are set out in section 0505.
▪ This principle is reflected in the rules which govern procedural matters.
▪ Theological or procedural matters too deep for such as Lucy and themselves.
▪ Dissociated from each other, the various topics were likely to be perceived as fragmentary accounts of practical and procedural matters.
▪ In each case, the situation involved a procedural matter, not evidence in the trial.
▪ As a matter of doctrine, procedural matters are governed by the lex fori.
protection
▪ It is not that varying degrees of procedural protection should not exist: the range of licences demands this diversity.
▪ The incidence of procedural protection in this area is less than satisfactory.
▪ Claimants for social welfare provisions have not always been in a good position so far as procedural protection is concerned.
▪ Only by doing so can one judge whether the amount of procedural protection is being pitched at the correct level. 1.
requirement
▪ The court may intervene where there has been a failure to comply with express procedural requirements.
▪ The effect of non-compliance with such procedural requirements depends on their importance.
▪ But how more precisely will the court fix the procedural requirements and what concept of fairness is thereby entailed?
▪ Commentary: the procedural requirements for making a recommendation for deportation are well established.
▪ It does not distinguish between different types of hearsay or impose any procedural requirements for its admission.
▪ It can also impose smaller fines on parties who fail to comply with certain procedural requirements.
rule
▪ This was plainly the position under the procedural rules of the forum, Illinois.
▪ The committee based its rejection on a procedural rule for filing amendments.
▪ At the conclusion of the meeting, little progress had been made beyond agreeing procedural rules and setting up two working parties.
▪ The chamber's procedural rules mean that the Democrats will now gain control of its legislative agenda.
▪ Clearly, these various formal, procedural rules are very important.
▪ The essential issue was the extent to which the procedural rules of the forum court could be used not withstanding the Convention.
▪ Purely procedural rules may be binding by reference to the rules in force at the time when the procedure is applied.
▪ As has been evident, our procedural rules are sown in an adjudicative framework.
safeguard
▪ Valuing the social benefits and costs of procedural safeguards may be equally problematic.
▪ One then posed the question whether fairness required any additional procedural safeguards.
▪ These procedural safeguards apply to most stop and search powers not simply those exercised under the P. &038; C.E. Act.
▪ Formal justice and procedural safeguards are best for child-care cases, whereas informal methods suit divorce and custody disputes.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
▪ All the more in classical law, when the formal and procedural differences still applied.
▪ It is not that varying degrees of procedural protection should not exist: the range of licences demands this diversity.
▪ Its manner has exposed the procedural inexperience of the first full-time Soviet legislature and the ideological divisions of its 542 members.
▪ No trial date has been set because of procedural delays.
▪ On the other hand, such measures are subject to both psychological and procedural delays.
▪ Some states, however, give nontenured teachers minimal procedural rights.
▪ There were also a number of small procedural changes desirable in public inquiries.
▪ These procedural changes deal with specific problems discussed above in Chapters 1 and 2.