Sentence examples for earlier proceeding from inspiring English sources

Judge Jackson was assigned to it because he had handled the earlier proceeding.

In an earlier proceeding, the three attackers, charged as juveniles, admitted to the assaults.

In an earlier proceeding, Mr. Schwartz pointed out, Officer Nolan had said nothing about Mr. Rodriguez's chest compressions being halfhearted.

"Some of the documents were obtained from notoriously vicious, vindictive and unreliable security services," Mr. Tigar said in an earlier proceeding, referring to information supplied by officials of the former Soviet Union.

During an earlier proceeding, Barbier heard from six experts who presented varying estimates of the size of the spill, ranging from as little as 2.4 million barrels to as many as 6 million barrels (see table below).

Following this, the singer is distraught and then builds another man out of a dummy, and using the hair she had clipped earlier, proceeds to bring the dummy to a bar, getting into another altercation with it and later leaving it in the street – ending the video.

After Mr. Melvin's testimony ended, Mr. Green took the stand and admitted he lied about the tape during an earlier court proceeding.

During an early proceeding, I was talking in court to a spectator named Snooks Hayes, a rangy, rawboned woman who wore earrings shaped like tiny handcuffs.

The next step, typically, would have been to do a second-stage test (of three required phases) on a few hundred patients to confirm early results, proceeding later with costlier and bigger final-stage trials in thousands of people.

Aware, however, of the setback suffered by Pope Adrian VI's precipitate reform policy a decade earlier, he proceeded, in the face of great internal opposition, with a slow but deliberate call for conversion of the Roman clergy and curia, as well as a reorganization of the papal offices.

I was struggling to keep up with my guide, a 15-year-old boy named Ahmed who had jumped into my car ten minutes earlier and proceeded to guide me to the secluded spot.