Sentence examples for hearing outlined from inspiring English sources

Military officials testifying at the hearing outlined steps they were taking to improve conditions at Walter Reed and streamline a daunting bureaucratic process faced by wounded soldiers getting outpatient treatment.

Kelly was at the hearing outlining ways the police department had cut costs and increased revenue in Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's proposed budget for 2012.

When a pile of documents arrived well into the hearing, outlining an emergency proposal for Enron to borrow money, the judge immediately called an hourlong recess so he could read them all.

Sheila Bair, the chair of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. who has become a favorite of Congress for her efforts in mortgage foreclosure, also testified at the hearing, outlining the FDIC's plan to introduce a nationwide foreclosure program.

A hearing outlines the many risks.

As for Helis, the state's Office of Conservation will hold a June 17 unitization hearing, outlining the boundaries of the company's 960-acre drilling site near Mandeville.

Meinie Nicolai, the president of the group also known as MSF or Doctors Without Borders, told the Guardian: "We still have questions on negligence and the list of errors that we've heard" outlined in a declassified report into the 3 October airstrike that killed 42 civilians in MSF's Kunduz hospital, one of the most infamous episodes in the US's longest-ever war.

The process is (fortunately) still free, and remains the same as the one we heard outlined all those months ago.

Precisely how we go about this, we shall decide next week, but one thing I would state clearly here is that, if we continue to adopt what, as I see it, is a dilatory approach to the problem, as I heard outlined by our partner institutions this morning, we shall not do justice to the political problem, or to the political drama, behind the questions raised here.

Hearing outlines the many risks.

Speaking with ScienceInsider after the hearing, Groves outlined the challenges facing the bureau and how he hopes to address them".