Sentence examples for give a hearing from inspiring English sources

If it was under a duty to give a hearing similar to one in court, it was bound to expose everything, details as well as summaries.

Project Associates, a PR outfit, wanted journalists, government and charities to give a hearing to one Zoltán Balog, who bears the warm title of minister for social inclusion.

So I think the fair thing to do is give a hearing to one of the judges that never got one".

His problem is that, like many Republicans, he's having a hard time explaining why he will not even give a hearing to Merrick Garland, President Barack Obama's choice to replace Justice Antonin Scalia on the Court.

The Commerce Act, as it stands today, and kindred statutes in the states, are instinct with the recognition of a duty to give a hearing of such a kind that the courts will understand why a commission has acted as it has if their supervisory powers are afterwards invoked for enforcement or revision.

For example, many on the left are still seething at Senate Republicans' refusal to give a hearing in 2016 to Judge Merrick B. Garland, President Barack Obama's last nominee for a vacancy, and consider Justice Neil M. Gorsuch to be occupying a stolen seat.

It has yet to be given a hearing.

But the defendants — 481 servicemen and civilians — are finally being given a hearing at least.

We also learn that, given a hearing, McBride could have changed the course of history.

Had Hailey been born in the hospital, she would have been given a hearing test.

The athlete is then given a hearing before the agency, which rules on the case.