The procedural context and the denial of coverage letters

It should not matter what procedural context a vote of confidence occurs in.

The answer is not as straightforward as it seems, as it will depend on your financial situation.

The paper sets out the procedural context of the 38th Parliament and develops six criteria for evaluating its behaviour.

Given this procedural context, a number of criteria for evaluating the democratic performance of the 38th Parliament can be determined.

However, this question is couched — and this is the second element of the question — in particular procedural language.

In that procedural framework, the CAS could review freely both facts and law and it could not only overturn the decision under appeal, but also substitute it with its own decision.

In that procedural context T. had to tolerate very considerable criticism by the applicant in her capacity as defence counsel.

32 It is clear that all the features of the Peeters-Gatzen action mentioned in the preceding paragraph form part of the procedural context of that action.

Thus, it is permissible to ask whether, in such a procedural context, the principle of effective judicial protection laid down by Directive 89/665 is upheld.

32 It is clear that all the features of the Peeters-Gatzen action mentioned in the preceding paragraph form part of the procedural context of that action.

28 Finally, the Court has adopted as the decisive criterion for identifying the area within which an action falls not the procedural context of that action, but its legal basis.

Fourthly, the decisive criterion adopted by the Court to identify the area within which an action falls is not the procedural context of which that action is part, but the legal basis of the action.

28 The decisive criterion adopted by the Court to identify the area within which an action falls is not the procedural context of which that action is part, but the legal basis of the action.

It follows that the decisive criterion adopted by the Court to identify the area within which an action falls is not the procedural context of which that action is part, but the legal basis thereof.