Sentence examples for Elaborate proceedings from inspiring English sources
At least sometimes, Mr. Geragos contends, prosecutors and judges have needlessly cluttered the courts by, in effect, taking defendants like Ms. Lohan under their wing and trying to help them with elaborate proceedings, rather than resorting to the usual settlements and solutions.
Based on a play by Ronald Harwood, who also wrote the screenplay, "Taking Sides" is set in postwar Berlin, as the American military government prepares to subject Furtwängler to elaborate denazification proceedings.
The elaborate adjudicatory proceedings set up by the America Invents Act of 2011 (AIA) have thrust the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (PTO) squarely into the patent-litigation process.
Both prosecution and defense attorneys declined to elaborate on the proceedings, citing a gag order imposed by Fulton County Superior Court Judge Alice D. Bonner.
But the slow and elaborate formalities of the proceedings betray the immense difficulties of this brave attempt to surmount the divisions and hatreds that have for so long overwhelmed the peoples of Sudan.The members of parliament refer to each other as "the honourable" and there are endless "points of order", some serious, some frivolous, a nod to Sudan's British colonial heritage.
We elaborated a guide of standard proceedings for quantitative and qualitative POCT and created an annual course for nursing staff.
It further elaborated on the boiler-room proceedings at his First Jersey Securities in a 1984 cover story, and in another ("Why Can't They Stop Him?" Oct. 26, 1992), we established that the guy was still in business even after he was forced out of First Jersey.
Sometimes, the proceedings were even more elaborate.
However, despite legal proceedings continuing, Laudrup did elaborate.
He said the visit was "in connection with a step in the criminal proceedings," but did not elaborate.
Since Fourth Amendment matters frequently arise in criminal proceedings, there is little value in elaborating the law in civil proceedings.
