Applying multiple xsl's

I've inheirited someone else's code, as we tend to do from time to time. The simplest way that I can think of fixing a problem with our xml is to apply one style sheet to the xml, then apply a second.
I have tried multiple times to get this to work, but I have basically no idea what I am doing. I'm no XML guru, by a long shot. If someone could give me an example of applying 2 sheets(1 before the other, so the 2nd transforms the result of the first) using PL/SQL or having one XSL call the other, that would be great.
I have tried using <xsl:apply-imports> and/or the xslprocessor object to apply 2 sheets, but it seems to just apply the 2nd.
We use PL/SQL to generate XML from a query stored in a clob, then apply a stylesheet to it and store it back out in the database in clob form.

I figured out a way to do it, just wondering if this is the right way since I basically just copied code. I've got a good idea, but I'm not 100% sure what it's doing.
I tried to add all the declerations, if i forgot 1 assume that it was declared properly. There was a bunch of DBMSXML stuff before this section of code, figured it wasn't needed.
-------------Declerations----------------------
p_xsl               varchar2--parameter passed in
v_xsl               varchar2(200);
v_xmldoc          xmldom.DOMDocument;
v_stylesheet     xslprocessor.Stylesheet;
v_stylesheet2     xslprocessor.Stylesheet;
r_xml      clob;
------------Initializations--------------------
v_parser := xmlparser.newparser;
xmlparser.setbasedir(v_parser, v_basedir);
xmlparser.parseClob(v_parser, r_xml);
v_xmldoc := xmlparser.getDocument(v_parser);
------------Apply 1st style sheet---------------
v_xsl := 'c:\style_sheet2.xsl';
v_stylesheet2 := xslprocessor.newstylesheet(v_xsl, v_xsl);
v_xslproc := xslProcessor.newProcessor;
dbms_lob.trim(r_xml, 0);
xslprocessor.processXSL(v_xslproc,
                                   v_stylesheet2,
                                   v_xmldoc,
                                   r_xml);
xmlparser.parseClob(v_parser, r_xml);
------------Apply 2nd style sheet---------------
v_xmldoc := xmlparser.getDocument(v_parser);
xslProcessor.freeProcessor(v_xslproc);
v_stylesheet := xslprocessor.newstylesheet(p_xsl, p_xsl);
v_xslproc := xslProcessor.newProcessor;
dbms_lob.trim(r_xml, 0);
xslprocessor.processXSL(v_xslproc,
                                   v_stylesheet,
                                   v_xmldoc,
                                   r_xml);
xmlparser.parseClob(v_parser, r_xml);
------------Free up resources--------------------
xslProcessor.freeProcessor(v_xslproc);
xslprocessor.freeStylesheet(v_stylesheet);
Xslprocessor.freestylesheet(v_stylesheet2);
xmlparser.freeparser(v_parser);

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