Sentence examples for hear representations from inspiring English sources

Meetings were convened to hear representations from the two teams, and Pirelli.

In July the enterprise and business committee asked for people to give their views to the inquiry, which is now starting to hear representations in person.

Where the value of the property is unclear, the court may hear representations as to value, but may also offer the defendant the option of summary trial, with limited penalties.

The judge said he would "keep an open mind" until he heard representations from France's lawyer.

He has not conducted any hearing, or heard representations by [the Guardian]." Rose said Grieve had "identified no error" by the tribunal.

After hearing representations, Judge Sauer said: "The defendant is remanded to county jail to serve the remainder of her 45-day sentence.

The Commons inquiry into the operation of the new points-based immigration system also heard representations from the farming industry about its dependence on migrant labour.

However, after hearing representations from the fans, MSPs on the committee have raised the possibility of the review being brought forward.

The Member of Parliament Luciana Berger began her contribution to the House of Commons debate on legalising PNT/MST for clinical use by noting that she had followed the 'public debate' for 'recent weeks and months', and attended a Parliamentary event where 'we heard representations from both sides'.

"The High Court in London will hear further representations on the administrators' claim to the money and our request for further information from Collyer Bristow on 8 March 2011.

One example of a non-legal institutional check is the requirement under the Constitution and the ISA for an advisory board to hear detainees' representations and recommend to the President whether a detention order should be terminated.