Sentence examples for further proceedings are from inspiring English sources

Further proceedings are required to resolve these questions.

Because further proceedings are required, we must resolve certain issues that are in dispute in order that the ground rules for the additional fact-finding in the District Court will more clearly appear.

Judge Swain issued a separate order addressing plaintiffs and their lawyers in the 27 similar suits, directing them to file with the court by May 31 a statement outlining their positions "as to what further proceedings are appropriate," in light of her ruling on Tuesday.

"Further proceedings are still necessary to finally decide the dispute," Chin wrote.

Further proceedings were to be in camera; the court was to be cleared, Aggarwal ordered.

At this critical stage further proceedings were temporarily checked by serious differences concerning the choice of Wenceslas's successor.

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This court denied the motion, and decided that, after a writ of error had been sued out from this court, and the proper bond filed, further proceedings were stayed in the court below.

shall be final except that it shall be subject to review in the same manner as" other civil action judgments, 42 U.S.C. 405(g) (emphases added -means thadded -meansthaturt order remandistrictocourtSecurity disability claim torder agency foremanding proceedings is a "final judgment" appealable under 28 U.Social Security

This Court has previously held that this statutory language means what it says, namely, that a district court order remanding a Social Security disability benefit claim to the agency for further proceedings is a "final judgment" for purposes of §1291 and it is, therefore, appealable.

Instead, the Court expressly endorsed the District Court's class-certification order while at the same time recognizing that further proceedings were necessary to determine whether the plaintiffs had mustered sufficient evidence to satisfy the relatively lenient standard for avoiding summary judgment.