(G) With regard to the procedure under paragraph (F) above, the Judge or Trial Chamber may order the following protective measures for the hearing of the objection: (i) the designation of a single Judge from a Chamber to examine the documents or hear submissions; and/or.
Previously, licences for the festival have been subject to scrutiny in a hearing because of objections from the public about noise management and from police, fire or ambulance services concerned about safety.
He heard of no objection among the members of his mosque, and brushed aside objections in the Christian camp.
I had heard of conscientious objection only once -- the day I joined the corps.
None of this constitutes stealing from authors, and you won't hear a peep of objection from the publishing industry or authors.
And we're not hearing a lot of objections from his colleagues — not after members have ladled out a fresh $15 billion for their own special interests, just in time for the coming elections.
When a lawyer from his office persisted in mistakenly making one kind of objection during a hearing when another was more appropriate, "He said, 'You mean to make this objection, don't you?' and gently guided her into it without embarrassing her," Mr. Rivera said.
Reagan again looked at each of us; hearing no objection, he said, "Well, let's get Bush on the phone".
Ah, yes, I can hear the rumble of objections: what about the glory days of Richardson, Ashcroft, Gielgud?
(I can almost hear the clamor of objections as I write this, so let's take a moment to breathe).
The decision came as the Objections Board heard a series of objections to candidates who had filed to run for the state legislature.
