Sentence examples for force proceedings from inspiring English sources

But the court held that the laws did not force proceedings outside the bounds of the conventional "exercise of judicial power", it said in a statement.

As the umpires were obliged to not call off play unless the light was so poor as endanger the batsman, the lack of pace of Johnson and Toshack forced proceedings to continue as they posed no injury threat to the batsmen.

The party's track record in regional parliaments suggests it'll be a disruptive force in proceedings.

Elektrim, the telephone and industrial company that defaulted on 479 million euros ($423 million) in bonds last month, escaped forced bankruptcy proceedings when a court ordered it to begin talks with creditors.

Western delegates expressed particular satisfaction that Iran had found no support in preconference negotiations for its attempt to eliminate references to the Holocaust from the resolution and had not forced conference proceedings to focus on the Arab-Israeli conflict.

The crowds themselves will be watched by 5,000 police officers, according to the Metropolitan force, and the proceedings have drawn an estimated 8,500 journalists and support staff members from around the world.

An IPCC spokeswoman said: "We intend to await the conclusion of the new inquest into the child's death and the force's disciplinary proceedings before publishing any findings from the investigation".

"Judges order the vast majority of minors to be held in custody until the end of the criminal proceedings, forcing plea bargains.

Carly Nyst, PI's legal director, said: "The proceedings forced the government to disclose secret policies governing how foreign intelligence agencies, including the NSA, share information with GCHQ.

Eventually, the threat of criminal proceedings forced Ngoasheng and his partners into settlement, the terms of which are believed to be hugely beneficial to Ndukwana and his company.

It's just one of a swelling number that revolve around the thorny issue of who owns the note on a home when it's forced into foreclosure proceedings.