Sentence examples for For continuance from inspiring English sources

CURZON WILL URGES KEDLESTON LOYALTY; Document, Filed at Somerset House, Bequeaths Traditions and Asks for Continuance.

Archives|CURZON WILL URGES KEDLESTON LOYALTY; Document, Filed at Somerset House, Bequeaths Traditions and Asks for Continuance.

Current cost/benefit analysis and degree of enthusiasm and commitment for continuance by the participating departments and centers.

When the "machines" crash or run out of fuel, as they always must for continuance of the story, Smyth is there: to fit, to rig, to serve.

'b. by denying his motions for continuance and change of venue thereby forcing appellant to go to trial in an atmosphere of extreme hostility and prejudice.

In addition to a critical re view of the treatment of blacks here from Colonial days to the present,the statement con tained a personal attack on Justice Murtagh and a counter proposal for continuance of the pretrial hearings.

Specifically he claims, inter alia, that the grand jury was unfairly impaneled and instructed, that the prosecutor acted improperly before the grand jury, and that his motions for a change of venue and for continuances were erroneously denied.

Justice Alito's concurrence largely adopts Louisiana's arguments, and contends that the majority of the delay should be attributed to Boyer's requests for continuances in the trial court, and not the funding crisis.

For example, the greatest promptness that is administratively feasible will be longer in cases that involve interstate appeals, complex issues of fact or law, reasonable requests by parties for continuances or rescheduling of hearings or other unforeseen and uncontrollable factors than it will be for other cases.

He argues that such a strong case of adverse publicity has been proved that any jury selected in Seattle at the time he was tried must be held to be presumptively biased and that the trial court's adverse rulings on his motions for a change of venue and for continuances were therefore in error.

The court also noted that a defendant in a Wisconsin misdemeanor prosecution has a right to ask for continuances and to challenge prospective jurors on voir dire, and if 'these measures are still not sufficient to provide an impartial jury, the verdict can be set aside after trial based on the denial of a fair and impartial trial.' 41 Wis.2d, at 321, 164 N.W.2d, at 270.