Sentence examples for The interlocutory from inspiring English sources

Justice Rares ordered that a hearing for the interlocutory injunction be set down for Wednesday 9 December.

In England the interlocutory period is six weeks, whereas in the United States, in those states requiring that a decree of divorce be preceded by an interlocutory decree, the period of delay varies from three months to one year.

For the "interlocutory" appeal that Picard has asked for - one sought before a district court case is decided - the appellate judges must feel confident that the issues are worth hearing.

The conventional bedroom-farce plot (filmed twice before) is about a couple who still love each other but have a tiff and file for divorce; during the period of the interlocutory decree, the husband has visiting rights to see their dog, and this cunning device enables Grant to hang around, romping affectionately with the dog while showing his (unstated) longing for his wife.

We use it here to interpret the interlocutory behavior of a child conversing with another child as they solve an arithmetic problem, and to show that the dyadic cosolving process facilitates the acquisition of proportionality.

The advantages and disadvantages of hydropower engineering compared to other electric power sources are described, specifically the fact that the conversion of mechanical power of water into its electric power takes place at hydroelectric generating stations without the interlocutory heat production, and also the fact that this type of resource is renewable.

The jurisprudence of the Appeals Chamber in this interlocutory decision was later codified in a newly adopted Rule Rule 92 ter.

Further, proceedings in the district court were put on hold until the First Circuit dismissed the Secretary's interlocutory appeal from Judge Gignoux's preliminary order in 1973.

In connection with the lawsuit, the band brought an interlocutory injunction hoping to prevent the release of the film.

This is the aim of interlocutory logic.

The Act completely abolished the "Case Stated" procedure and other forms of judicial interference, replacing it with a limited system of appeal to the High Court of Justice and Court of Appeal of England and Wales; it also allowed for exclusion agreements limiting the rights of parties to arbitration to appeal to the courts, and gave arbitrators the ability to enforce interlocutory orders.