procedurally

[pruh-see-jer-uh-lee]

adverb

1. in a way that relates to, involves, or follows a procedure.

2. by means of a predefined set of rules or algorithms, especially in computing or game design.

Example Sentences

He is expected to argue that Lord Bracadale's actions were procedurally appropriate because of the importance of maintaining the family's confidence.

From BBC

But it is also procedurally unusual for a president to try to revise the Constitution through an executive order.

From Los Angeles Times

The Belfast group won the case in late 2024, and were paid $18,268 on the grounds of “unlawful and procedurally unfair” exclusion.

From Los Angeles Times

Mitchell, now 36, said a hearing last year - which was his first opportunity to be considered for release - was procedurally unfair and failed to consider all the evidence.

From BBC

“I’ve got to figure out where the cases are, procedurally, substantively, factually and then figure out where to go,” he said.

From Los Angeles Times