Sentence examples for has begun hearing from inspiring English sources

A grand jury has begun hearing evidence about the shooting.

An official in Ms. Mauskopf's office would not say what actions it has taken in the investigation, whether subpoenas have been issued or whether a grand jury has begun hearing evidence.

A grand jury in Manhattan has begun hearing evidence against the man who confessed to killing Etan Patz, a 6-year-old, in 1979, the first direct indication that prosecutors have decided to move forward with a murder prosecution after months of investigating the man's claims, people briefed on the matter said Tuesday.

The High Court in London has begun hearing arguments in a copyright dispute over 13 songs by the late Jamaican reggae icon Bob Marley.

A French court has begun hearing the landmark trial of a former Rwandan intelligence chief charged with complicity in the 1994 genocide.

A war crimes tribunal in Cambodia, backed by the UN, has begun hearing closing statements in the trial of two Khmer Rouge members.

She and five other judges had begun hearing narcotics cases in a hinterland of the court system.

Before the trial turns its attention to Strauss-Kahn next week, judges have begun hearing the stories of prostitutes in Lille.

The first year, the team had done so openly; the second year, more furtively, because they had begun hearing that it violated N.C.A.A. rules.

Cuyahoga County prosecutor Tim McGinty has said he would take the case to the grand jury, but Loomis's comments revealed that the panel had begun hearing the case.

Meanwhile, William Buckman, a defense lawyer who pioneered the racial profiling defense in a 1996 Gloucester County case, said he had begun hearing from prison inmates hoping to have their convictions overturned by using the same defense.