Sentence examples for In other proceedings from inspiring English sources

In other proceedings, Judge M. Langhorne Keith of Fairfax County Circuit Court said he shared the lawyers' outrage over the leaks.

"The court may not simply adopt the findings of fact and conclusions of law previously issued in other proceedings," he said.

Grand jury proceedings are supposed to be secret, but news of the meeting and the girl's subpoena have been disclosed in other proceedings.

"Yahoo could in the future assert additional patent or other claims against us in this or in other proceedings.

Parliamentary rules at the time stated MPs should declare "any past, present or expected future financial interest, direct or indirect … when a member is making a speech in the House or in committee or participating in any other proceedings of the House", that might "reasonably be thought by others to influence the speech, representation or communication in question".

"Please describe Verizon Wireless's current assessment of the Lower 700 MHz A Block challenges that Verizon Wireless previously identified in the instant proceeding and other proceedings," it said.

Proposed to assuage the fears of Anti-Federalists who had opposed Constitutional ratification, these amendments guarantee a number of personal freedoms, limit the government's power in judicial and other proceedings, and reserve some powers to the states and the public.

"If the only consequence from this is that the petition is thrown out, it's certainly not a deterrent to CEA in how it handles public comments in other states and other proceedings," said Robert Kelter, a senior attorney with the Environmental Law & Policy Center based in Madison.

In return, peers are expected to attend and contribute to debates and other proceedings in the Lords.

Though the only other scheduled hearing so far is before the House committee on Feb. 27, Congressional aides are preparing for many other proceedings in the coming months, poring over records dealing with safety and maintenance budgets and spending while undertaking a broad review of the shuttle program during the last 20 years.

A spokesman for the Speaker - the referee who controls the debates and other proceedings in the Commons - says members of the public send "two or three letters every week" to Mr Bercow complaining about MPs' conduct at prime minister's questions.