Sentence examples for changes in venue from inspiring English sources

David Bookstaver, a spokesman for the State Office of Court Administration, said that changes in venue are rare.

Allowing such trials in a civilian courtroom creates strategic opportunities, like protracted legal maneuvering and changes in venue and increases the possibility of an acquittal, he said.

who could be contacted in case a participant could not be located; and 4) agreement to be contacted monthly for 12 months to assess current sex venue, reasons for any changes in venues, and sexual behavior with clients and regular sexual partners.

Republicans immediately sought to turn this week's change in venue against the Democrats.

The proceedings have advanced in fits and starts, however, and have been marked by two changes of judges and a change in venue.

The purpose of the change in venue is "driving buzz," she added, as well as "showcasing the clients' products in a livable environment".

Because the request involves a change in venue, the decision will be up to FIFA, the sport's world governing body.

David A. Schorsch, a dealer from Woodbury, Conn., exhibiting for the first time, said he was not concerned by the change in venue.

The change in venue could have been difficult after so many larger outdoor venues – but the group's founder Ed Droste and Christopher Bear, Daniel Rossen and Chris Taylor made sure there was plenty to keep the seated audience occupied.

But by evening, the possibility of such a change seemed highly unlikely, with Mr. Kelly saying in a televised interview that federal officials believed a change in venue would cause serious problems.

Others, like Professor Black, cite the change in venue: Mr. Miller may be a moderate in Georgia, but in Washington he is a conservative Southern Democrat, among the last of a dying breed.