Sentence examples for get the proceedings from inspiring English sources

Not even Johnson himself, who at points was only anxious to get the proceedings over with.

Both men have tried to get the proceedings postponed and to minimise their obligation to make trips to The Hague.

"We're expecting between 5,500 and 6,000 people," said Joe Moscone, a convention coordinator who was helping to get the proceedings under way on Friday morning.

Last week, the Republicans on the ethics panel, led by Representative Jo Bonner of Alabama, accused Ms. Lofgren and Democrats of stalling and demanded that Democrats get the proceedings under way.

The lights go down, the curtains part and then, just as the seance is about to begin, someone shouts: "Raoul!" This has become a kind of Cannes tradition, a lusty whoop to get the proceedings under way, and it is invariably greeted with an affectionate ripple of laughter.

In Bob's words and in the opinion of many who attend the CRWAD meetings, "Suzy is the one who gets the Proceedings and Program to the publisher and deserves much of the credit for how smoothly the entire annual meeting runs".

"I think the courts are looking at the possibility of the Legislature coming into special session and hoping they can get the legal proceedings done to avoid that," said Jonathan L. Entin, a professor at Case Western Reserve University School of Law.

You may have been hearing rumors for the last year or so that CLS is hatching a plan to get the conference proceedings online.

It's been five years since the man's arrest, and the family members of his alleged victims have been made to endure repeated delays in getting the criminal proceedings underway.

In February, the New York County Lawyers Associationn, of which I am president, sued Governor Pataki and the state to ensure that children and the indigent in family and criminal proceedings get the meaningful representation guaranteed by the federal and state Constitutions.

Last week, Mr. Payne and his fellow Assembly Democrats failed in their effort to get the chamber to begin impeachment proceedings against Peter G. Verniero, who was accused by the Senate Judiciary Committee of lying, in testimony in 1999, about his response to racial profiling when he was the state attorney general.