procedural question
UK: /prəˈsiːdʒərəl ˈkwestʃən/
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Definition of procedural question - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

generalRarequestion asking how rules or steps for a process should workRare
  • She raised a procedural question about how votes would be counted.
  • He interrupted the meeting with a procedural question about speaking time limits.
  • Before we vote, I have a procedural question regarding proxy submissions.
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Expressions with procedural

procedural fairnessn.
fair treatment ensured by neutral rules and clear steps in decisions
The court reviewed whether procedural fairness was respected during the investigation.
procedural errorn.
mistake made by not following required steps or rules correctly
The judge overturned the verdict due to a serious procedural error.
procedural agreementn.
agreement on how to do something
The lawyers reached a procedural agreement in court.
procedural irregularitiesn.
problems or mistakes in the official steps of a formal process
The court reviewed alleged procedural irregularities during the trial.
procedural motionn.
formal proposal about how a meeting or assembly should proceed
The senator introduced a procedural motion to delay the final vote.
procedural ordern.
official decision that sets rules for how a case will proceed
The judge issued a procedural order scheduling the next hearing.

Expressions with question

billion-dollar questionn.
very important question with big impact or consequence
That's the billion-dollar question everyone wants answered.
in questionadj.
being considered or discussed
The topic in question is climate change.
no questionexp.
without any doubt or uncertainty
She is, no question, the best player on the team.
without questionadv.
in a way that is undeniable or certain
She is without question the best player on the team.
no question about itexp.
expresses certainty or agreement without any doubt
She is the best player, no question about it.
be a question ofv.
depend on a specific factor or condition
Success is a question of effort and determination.
dodge the questionv.
avoid answering a question directly
When asked about the budget, she dodged the question.
open to questionadj.
subject to doubt or debate
His honesty is open to question after the incident.
out of the questionadj.
completely impossible or not feasible
Climbing that mountain in winter is out of the question.
question of timen.
situation where something is expected to happen eventually
Winning the championship is just a question of time for the team..

Terms related to procedural question

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  1. French:question de procédure, ...
  2. German:Verfahrensfrage, ...
  3. Italian:questione procedurale, ...
  4. Spanish:cuestión de procedimiento, ...
  5. Portuguese:questão processual, ...
  6. Chinese:程序性问题, ...
  7. Japanese:手続き上の質問, ...
  8. Arabic:سُؤَالٌ إِجْرَائِيّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:שְׁאֵלַת סֵדֶר, ...
  10. Russian:процедурный вопрос, ...
  11. Ukrainian:процедурне питання, ...
  12. Hindi:प्रक्रियात्मक प्रश्न, ...

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