  We treat the general theory of nonlinear ideals and extend as many notions as
possible from the linear theory to the nonlinear theory. We define nonlinear
ideals with special properties which associate new non-linear ideals to given
ones and establish several properties and characterizations of them. Building
upon the results of U. Matter we define a Lipschitz interpolative nonlinear
ideal procedure between metric spaces and Banach spaces and establish this
class of Lipschitz operators is an injective Banach nonlinear ideal and show
several standard basic properties for such class. Extending the work of J. A.
L\'{o}pez Molina and E. A. S\'{a}nchez P\'{e}rez we define a Lipschitz
$\left(p,\theta, q, \nu\right)$-dominated operators for $1\leq p, q <\infty$;
$0\leq \theta, \nu< 1$ and establish several characterizations. Afterwards we
generalize a notion of Lipschitz interpolative nonlinear ideal procedure
between arbitrary metric spaces and prove its a nonlinear ideal. Finally, we
present certain basic counter examples of Lipschitz interpolative nonlinear
ideal procedure between arbitrary metric spaces.
