procedural regulation

We want to introduce transitional procedural regulations in order to safeguard the budget process.

Conditions vary when it comes to arthropod collection and sometimes local procedural regulations apply.

Priorities may change rapidly, according to our political agendas and those of our partners, but a procedural regulation will ensure that implementation can go on unhindered.

Diệm's government formulated procedural regulations ostensibly designed to ensure results and ballots were correctly accounted for and to prevent election fraud.

As in Switzerland mining in Liechtenstein is no longer important and the regulations in the property act are largely only procedural regulations.

Parliament's new powers cannot be implemented until new procedural regulations, which are necessary in order to put into practice the general provisions of the new treaty, have been adopted.

All procedural regulations are declared in the Law of Ukraine on Regulations of the Supreme Council of Ukraine.

Lawrence Antony Hill-Cawthorne British Research Council Fellow, 2011, University of Oxford, "International law and the procedural regulation of internment in non-international armed conflicts."

The relationship between the US Navy and US Marine Corps is also one of mutual respect, and that respect is manifested in various policies and procedural regulations.

On 21 September 1932, Massimi was appointed president of the commission that was to draw up a project of law on the judicial and procedural regulations of the tribunal of Vatican City.

In November, 2001, the government amended procedural regulations so that language inspectors would only be entitled "to inspect the authenticity of the state language proficiency certificate", not whether candidate's skills to that in certificate.

Fresh party president Colin Finke responded to the allegations, challenging claims the council meeting was held in "secret" and said Pulse group presidential candidate Abraham O'Neil had been present when the changes regarding procedural regulations were made.

Drawing on strains from both camps, Ms. Gutmann and Mr. Thompson lay out substantive and procedural regulations for public discourse that they say would help us find common ground even when we think our opponents' positions are "morally wrong."

We cannot support the attempt to bend the Treaty in this way when there is an adequate legal basis elsewhere in the Treaty, just because a few other procedural regulations concerning the involvement of the European Parliament are at issue.

As rapporteur on the DCECI, I am fully determined to continue the intensive work that has gone into it and to ensure that it is in place as a procedural regulation well before the end of the year.

Specifically, at the time this Parliament favoured a genuine procedural regulation which would regulate the logical principles of any judicial regulation, even if it was simply by incorporating the customs which the Directorate-General for Competition had introduced over almost forty years.

My proposal to make the Development Cooperation Instrument the single administrative and procedural regulation for development cooperation not only gives the Commission the administrative simplification and flexibility it seeks, but also ensures that policy implementation is kept apart from the unpredictability of political life.

After all, this directive - which, I would remind you, considers procedural regulations only, not only refrains from prejudging the problems specific to any individual sector, and especially in the cultural sphere, but will also be able to make a valuable contribution to thoughts on the future action necessary in that sphere.

Often, a legislature passes statutes that set out broad outlines and principles, and delegates authority to an executive branch official to issue delegated legislation that flesh out the details (substantive regulations) and provide procedures for implementing the substantive provisions of the statute and substantive regulations (procedural regulations).