Sentence examples for a proceeding to which from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, Rodbard-Bean said the AFL rules do not make reference to the Commercial Arbitration Act and the tribunal is not a proceeding to which the act applies.

Emmert said investigators' hiring of an outside lawyer had not been approved, so "it immediately raised the question: where the heck did those bills come from?" The N.C.A.A. found that its enforcement staff members obtained information for the Miami investigation through a bankruptcy proceeding, to which the N.C.A.A. should not have had access.

'(c) Any property seized in connection with a prosecution or proceeding to which this section applies, with respect to which a person successfully makes a defense under this section, shall be returned to the owner not later than 10 days after the court finds the defense is valid, minus such material necessarily destroyed for testing purposes.

By these means it has been found possible to reduce the opera – or "melodrama", as the authors call it – to three acts, a proceeding which helps to concentrate and strengthen the dramatic interest in a marked degree.

"Due process," he continued, "entitles Terrance Williams to a proceeding in which he may present his case with assurance that no member of the court is predisposed to find against him".

According to Rule 5.10 C. (1), "If an accident to a runner is such to prevent him from proceeding to a base to which he is entitled, as on a home run hit out of the playing field...a substitute runner shall be permitted to complete the play".

According to the USPTO, a "cancellation is a proceeding in which a party seeks to cancel an existing registration of a mark.

"He cannot be expected to participate in a proceeding in which conclusions have been reached".

Of course, this depends on the further assertion that God is not a possible object of such human experience, a point to which Leibowitz swiftly proceeds.

They expect a blanket prohibition of testimony, in contrast to a normal proceeding in which a judge rules on the admissibility of individual bits of evidence.

"However, I believe that Universal would licence the song back for eg. a release for proceeds to relevant charities (which I assume would be the plan).