Sentence examples for fair hearings from inspiring English sources
State agencies shall not be required to hold fair hearings unless the request for a fair hearing is based on a household's belief that its benefit level was computed incorrectly under these rules or that the rules were misapplied or misinterpreted.
Kudos to The New York Times for supporting fair hearings in police misconduct cases ("Fair Hearings on Police Misconduct," editorial, Aug. 11).
The city was often tardy in complying with the results of such sessions, known as fair hearings.
Judges, for their part, have struggled to offer fair hearings to penniless youths who speak little English and often do not even understand why they are in court.
State agencies shall be allowed to deny fair hearings to those households who are merely disputing the fact that a reduction, suspension or cancellation was ordered.
State inmates filed a class-action suit against the board in May, claiming lack of action illegally denied inmates the right to fair hearings.
Why or why not? –Why do you think that Medicare and Social Security officials contend that "some administrative law judges were improperly favoring beneficiaries?" And conversely, why do you think that judges have complained that officials "put pressure on them to approve fewer claims?" Which side do you believe and why? –Do you think that the new policy will result fairer hearings or not?
Investigators said Human Resources Administration workers at the center filed false papers claiming that welfare recipients had won Fair Hearing settlements, even though hearings had never been held.
Martha Brinson, an administrator in the fair-hearing division of the city's welfare agency, said the candidates should be focused on finding more money for education, health care and housing rather than the war, precisely the sort of equation that crops up elsewhere along the campaign trail.
He said that investigators discovered the fraudulent Fair Hearing claims in part by checking whether hearings had actually been held.
Article 6 (the right to a fair hearing) will clearly be applicable to mental health review tribunal hearings, but it is likely that it will also be relevant to hospital managers' hearings.
