Sentence examples for Opening submissions from inspiring English sources

In a hearing on the legal costs of the marathon case, Mr Justice Tomlinson revealed he had felt misgivings after the many weeks of opening submissions.

The court heard in opening submissions that at least one detainee remained in contaminated clothes for four days, and it was alleged medical appointments lasted just one and two minutes.

Monday's two-hour hearing was dedicated to Timor-Leste's opening submissions, with Australia set to present its opening arguments on Tuesday.

Timor-Leste's representatives used their opening submissions to the court on Monday to denounce the Asio raid, arguing national security interests were "not some magic wand" that allowed a country to wave away its obligations under international law.

Timor-Leste's representatives used their opening submissions to the court in The Hague to denounce the raid by Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (Asio), arguing national security interests were "not some magic wand" that allowed a country to wave away its obligations under international law.

The claims are included in the opening submissions of a $5bn£3.8bnbn) civil claim brought against Lynch by Hewlett Packard (HP), which alleges he fraudulently inflated the value of the Cambridge-based software firm before an $11bn takeover by the US technology group in 2011.

For her next group exhibition, in 2012, Ms. Banks has secured a space in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and plans to open submissions to teenage artists from around the country.

You can buy tickets here and we will open submissions for the pitch-offs later this month.

Snapchat has opened submissions to other artists, so expect to see a sculpture in a major city near you soon.

It also comes at a time when the DOT has opened submissions for comment on the current regulation on transportation of service animals.

When we opened submissions for US cities, people sent us photos capturing the glories of America.