Sentence examples for Begin a hearing from inspiring English sources
An administrative law judge at the commission is scheduled to begin a hearing soon to determine the refunds owed.
They then win temporary residence permits and begin a hearing process that can take a year or more.
A judge will begin a hearing next month into whether the plan is fair to creditors.More concerns were raised about the process of executing murderers in America after another man took a long time to die.
A federal judge is scheduled to begin a hearing on Sept. 21 on a request by federal prosecutors to force Microsoft to change its operating system, which they say is anti-competitive because it places restrictions on competing software programs.
The company would have to restore an employee returning to work after a leave to his or her old job or an "equvalent position with equivalent benefits, pay and terms and conditions of employment". If the company refuses, the employee may file a complaint with the Department of Labor, which has 60 days to investigate and begin a hearing.
Monday's session began a hearing of pretrial motions scheduled to last through the week at the high-security courtroom erected at Guantánamo for the long-delayed trial.
Shares of J. P. Morgan and Citigroup dropped sharply on Tuesday, the day that a Senate committee began a hearing into their dealings with Enron.
The senate banking committee has just begun a hearing with financial industry figures on how a default would affect world financial stability.
"They are trying to get used to using them," he said A grand jury in St Louis County has begun a hearing on the killing, and will decide whether Mr Wilson should be charged with a crime.
A judge began a hearing on Tuesday to determine whether to indict an American college student and two other people in the killing of a British student in Perugia last November.
A Hamburg court began a hearing on whether to give a stiffer prison sentence to Mounir el-Motassadeq, the Moroccan who was a friend of the three 9/11 pilots.
