Sentence examples for hearing for which from inspiring English sources

The N.F.L.'s brief in the appeal of the injunction, the hearing for which is scheduled June 3, attacked Judge Susan Richard Nelson's ruling on the injunction.

He added that he had stopped the habit of "catch and release", whereby non-Mexicans were freed and told to come back later for a deportation hearing, for which few showed up.

But at the last minute, just days before the hearing – for which our legal team had compiled, in contrast, two large files of evidence – the strike-out application was withdrawn.

At the last hearing, for which the doctors and lawyers on all sides had been assembled, the judge arrived late, then stated that he only had 20 minutes to hear evidence.

That allows me to quote a line from an American stand-up I once heard, for which I have long been trying to find a home.

The interview was timed to coincide with the release of Ms Knox's autobiography, Waiting to Be Heard, for which she was reportedly paid more than $4m £2.5mm), says the BBC's David Willis in Washington.

Participants returning the health and lifestyle questionnaire at age 61 to 63 years gave information on if they "had ever worked in a place that was so noisy you had to shout to be heard?", for which Yes or No responses were collated.

At 5 years of age, she was noted to have hearing problems and was subsequently diagnosed with a sensorineural hearing impairment for which she has been fitted with hearing aids.

We have identified 41 additional pedigrees with syndromic and nonsyndromic hearing impairment for which a single previously reported hearing impairment gene has been identified but only segregates with the phenotype in a subset of affected pedigree members.

A concept for a partially implantable hearing device, for which the power supply and signal transmission are provided by an optical transmission path, is evaluated.

This contrasts with the finding of hearing loss, for which the interventions can be delayed for two to three months without significantly affecting speech development.