Sentence examples for case proceedings from inspiring English sources

In March 2015, ICC judges formally approved the withdrawal of charges and terminated the case proceedings, although they noted that ICC prosecutors could reinstate charges against Kenyatta if future developments supported such a course of action.

The ICSID is governed by its Administrative Council which meets annually and elects the center's Secretary-General and Deputy Secretary-General, approves rules and regulations, conducts the center's case proceedings, and approves the center's budget and annual report.

Following a motion by Bell's civil attorney to recuse Mauffray in the civil case, proceedings were put on hold again pending appointment of a judge to hear that recusal motion.

The Circuit Court handles the rest of the cases in the county, including most of the divorce cases, juvenile matters, CHINS cases, civil proceedings, probate, estates, adoptions, civil commitments, and other civil cases.

He also renewed a blanket ban Monday on the printing or publishing of any information relating to the case's proceedings.

At the end of the prosecution's case, the proceedings were suddenly suspended last month when another judge tried to annul the trial.

If Mr. Milosevic is to be tried separately for each case, the proceedings are likely to last up to three years, her office said.

In some cases, the proceedings and relevant documents are made public, but in others they are kept secret.

Submissions have yet to appear on the Business Plan Archive Web site (www.businessplanarchive.org) because of lingering issues with nondisclosure agreements and, in some cases, bankruptcy proceedings.

"Concerns have been raised that in some of those cases criminal proceedings may have been taken but the existence of the files not revealed, resulting in their not being disclosed as part of the prosecution process.

PAGE B1 Guantánamo Bay Hearings Detainees at the Guantánamo Bay naval base are making their cases at proceedings called administrative review boards, in which each prisoner is allowed to tell his account and dispute charges that he was part of the Taliban or allied with Al Qaeda.