Sentence examples for attending proceedings from inspiring English sources

Mr. Boyland even sought reimbursements on three days when he was in federal court in New York City attending proceedings relating to corruption charges against him, the inquiry by the comptroller, Thomas P. DiNapoli, found.

The judge concluded that arbitration had never been open to the public and that Delaware therefore "did not intend to preclude the public from attending proceedings that historically have been open to the public".

The lawyer of the accused cannot attend proceedings, although the accused may testify as a witness.

Kuether said she would still attend proceedings in court on Wednesday, where the police prosecutor is expected to offer no evidence on the association charge.

June herself did not attend proceedings on Tuesday She said she can forgive Pistorius, a double amputee who ran in the London Olympics and Paralympics, for his catastrophic actions.

An important omission in this list is control orders, one of the defining monstrosities of Labour's authoritarian regime, which provides for the house arrest of terror suspects without their being allowed to know of the evidence against them or to attend proceedings in which their cases are heard.

A statement issued by the commission promised a thorough investigation and said it would summon senior civilian and military leaders to attend proceedings if necessary.

Repossession proceedings (A) By attending the proceedings, you may be able to come to some arrangement with the court and your lender.

Security forces had surrounded the court building and blocked roads, preventing families and media from attending the proceedings, which lawyers said lasted only eight minutes.

Banned from attending the proceedings, their lawyers have dismissed them as a sham.Dozens of habeas corpus lawsuits are working their way up through the federal courts.

Five days after the former military ruler Pervez Musharraf was taken to a hospital, the panel began to debate whether he could be excused from attending treason proceedings.