Sentence examples for class proceedings from inspiring English sources
This search for validation extends to his mismatched coupling with local hairdresser Maureen who skewers the middle class proceedings with her earthy language and a voluminous chunder.
The open class proceedings are being filed by the firm in the New South Wales Supreme Court and are based on an earlier Federal Court ruling against ANZ on late fees.
Notice that the class Summary Proceedings has a minority of cases (less than 400) across all possible results, while the Ordinary Proceedings has approximately 10,000 cases (or more) in three of the possible results.
Henry Talbot Matthew Goodee, adding some last-minute class to proceedings) gazed into the distance, smoking with all the existential angst of a man about to enter a new year without much to do.
As a trio they really put their stamp of class on proceedings".
This week seven American law firms said they had begun class-action proceedings against the company for the multibillion-dollar losses that hit their clients' investments; Petrobras shares have lost a third of their value in less than a month.
The Rays, on the wrong side of a perfect game for the second straight year, tried to spoil everything by having Evan Longoria bunt in the fifth inning, and Rodriguez didn't add much class to the proceedings with rather tepid congratulations from Boston.
It's left to Alexander Hanson as the dithering Pontius Pilate to inject some theatrical class into the proceedings, although it is Chris Moyles's leering turn as Herod, a game show host in red crushed velvet demanding the audience vote whether this Jesus is a fraud or a lord, which is the surprise success of an unconvincing evening.
Jennifer Beals, Tom Waits, Michael Gambon, and Michael McDowell all add a touch of class to the proceedings.
Jack Black and Gary Oldman play well off of each other, while Dustin Hoffman, James Hong, and Michelle Yeoh bring genuine class to the proceedings.
As a result, Spanish law developed two classes of liquidation proceedings, one for merchants and one for nonmerchants.
