Sentence examples for hearing aimed at from inspiring English sources

Judge Early has scheduled a mediation hearing aimed at definitively settling the feud over Brown's estate, which has dragged on for nine years.

Five doctors testified about safety hazards in a hearing aimed at drafting a federal rule limiting the force and size of magnets for sale to the public.

The hearing, aimed at uncovering the truth of what occurred in Iran's jails, highlights the selective nature of what goes before the UN's courts and special tribunals.

And I watched, via the Web, a Congressional subcommittee hearing aimed at stopping some credit card abuses that have become rampant.

He was appearing for Ellis's 81-year-old sister, Muriel Jakubait, who was in court for the start of a two-day appeal hearing aimed at quashing the murder conviction and substituting a verdict of manslaughter on the grounds of provocation and/or diminished responsibility.

During a July Senate hearing aimed at discovering why large corporations like Lockheed Martin received billions of dollars in small business contracts, Senator Claire McCaskill expressed dismay that the SBA had allowed this to happen.

The hearing aims at providing an overview of the latest developments (including testimonies of persecuted lawyers), to present and assess the existing EU tools to support lawyers/human rights defenders worldwide and to reflect on possible further initiatives at EU and multilateral level to improve the situation.

Cochlear's devices, which it sells for $25,000, aren't hearing aids aimed at helping older people who are hard of hearing.

The hearing was aimed at bolstering public support for surveillance programs after leaks by Edward J. Snowden, a former N.S.A. contractor who was one of about 1,000 systems administrators who ran the agency's networks.

This post has been updated throughout, specifically with news that the Trump administration is waiving the Jones Act, as well as comments from a congressman who will be holding an emergency hearing Thursday aimed at defending the Jones Act, which shipping advocates say isn't the reason Puerto Rico's recovery has stalled.

The Treasury Committee hearing was aimed at finding out what Bank officials knew of the foreign exchange rate fixing claims.