Sentence examples for concerning a hearing from inspiring English sources

Inside her cubicle was a memo with her talking points, which included "The call is concerning a hearing being filed in your county" and "Did you get served a summons for anything?" The first statement was almost certainly untrue, and the second was misleading.

The clippings, from The Boston Globe and The Boston Herald, concerned a hearing Saturday on a report that a juror had boasted that Gennaro Angiulo would be acquitted.

Sensorineural hearing impairment as assessed by pure tone audiometry, answers of three questions concerning a self-perceived hearing problem, application of the whispered voice test and the score of the Hearing Inventory for the Elderly, Screening Version (HHIE-S).

Subsequently, the three aforementioned questions concerning a self-perceived hearing disorder were asked, followed by a filling in of the HHIE-S questionnaire and performing the WVT.

The ruling by Mr Justice Jackson came in a family court hearing concerning a number of matters and was based on the civil standard of "balance of probabilities".

But the exchange is confusing because it also appears to refer to an earlier exchange at the hearing concerning a different category of 1.5 million people.

A wiry, slender man who has been married four times and looks younger than his 67 years, DeGeorge offered a brief interview to FORBES just before marching into a Los Angeles hearing concerning a disputed disability claim.

This was assessed by pure tone bone-conduction and air-conduction audiometry (PTA), the WVT, the application of HHIE-S and by asking three questions concerning a self- perceived hearing disorder.

A hearing requested concerning an order entered under this paragraph shall be held at the earliest possible time and prior to the expiration of the temporary order.

My first experience on the job was a personnel hearing concerning an allegation of excessive use of force; it was the latest in a series of complaints filed against the same officer in a short time.

"The Broadcast", which concerns a man who hears a radio programme explaining "how you could put everything you needed in life into one sock", seems destined to become Mathews's anthology piece.