Sentence examples for certain proceedings from inspiring English sources

Certain proceedings were delayed as technicians set up computers and cables.

(As if to prove his point that state immunity has "metastasized" in the hands of the current majority, the Supreme Court shortly after the book was completed went even farther and immunized states from certain proceedings before federal administrative agencies, which as part of the executive branch do not even exercise the "judicial power" to which the 11th Amendment is addressed).

Always check and make sure it's the correct sort of publication, sometimes it is not, or will require you to decide long term if you care about making the difference between the books and conference proceedings category, or the difference between certain proceedings and stand-alone articles which proceed from said conference proceedings.

Subsequently, and upon certain proceedings being instituted to enforce taxation in Massachusetts of the estate in the hands of the executors, the supreme judicial court of Massachusetts held that the actual residence of Mr. Richardson could be inquired into in that proceeding, and upon the facts shown it was in the District of Columbia.

By an ancillary and supplemental bill of complaint in the District Court of the United States, respondents sought an injunction against the state of Missouri restraining the state from prosecuting certain proceedings in the probate court of the city of St . Louisin relation to the estate of Sophie Franz, deceased.

He told peers at question time: "It is my understanding that certain proceedings were held up in order to assist that process.

Removes the general bar on the use of intercept material in certain specified proceedings.

Some hold the view that certain foreign proceedings should not be considered "real" insolvency cases to be recognized.

It would also allow government ministers to withhold from certain court proceedings information that the ministers deem sensitive.

Mr. Bowsher has said that the proposal by Mr. Pitt would actually give the accounting industry a greater role in certain ethics proceedings than it already has.

In 1980 the U.S. Supreme Court held that the First Amendment implicitly conveys an affirmative, enforceable right of public access to certain government proceedings and information.