Sentence examples for hearing means from inspiring English sources

"For me, the parole hearing means nothing," she said.

"Denying the hearing means they have permission to tear it down," he said.

Waived his right to a hearing means that the Justice Department can bring new charges.

The decision to waive Tuesday's hearing means Pope will be scheduled to stand trial in Allegheny County Common Pleas Court.

Ringing in the ears or muffled hearing means the hair cells of the inner ear have been damaged.

A federal appeals court's split decision on whether to grant a death row inmate a new hearing means the state is permitted to proceed with his execution.

An oral hearing meant courts, and barristers.

Both report hearing mean and sometimes violent commands.

While Mr. Wallace's shyness and impaired hearing mean he says little when he drops off papers, readers are fondly protective of him.

The setting for the announcement was a House Small Business Committee hearing meant "to show that private sector entrepreneurship education programs work extremely well," as D.J. Jordan, a committee spokesman, put it.

Matthew J. Galluzzo, the lawyer for Mr. Alvarez, said he hoped that the decision to hold a preliminary hearing meant that the prosecution was keeping an open mind.