Sentence examples for hearing representatives from inspiring English sources

At the hearing, representatives of the Pentagon and V.A. played to type, laying down a bewildering fog of acronyms and promises.

At Friday's board hearing, representatives of several civic groups expressed support for the higher tolls, saying the money was necessary to help pay for the region's transportation infrastructure to stay in good repair.

At the hearing, representatives of the Educational Testing Service said that about 3,000 test scores were examined for irregularities each year — out of more than two million exams taken — and that of those, 1,000 were canceled, most after test-center supervisors reported irregularities, or because of large jumps from scores on previous tests.

[C6.] Auditors Criticize Consulting Plan At a Securities and Exchange Commission hearing, representatives of three major accounting firms strongly criticized a proposal to restrict the types of consulting work that the firms can provide for the companies whose financial statements they audit.

At a recent Congressional hearing, representatives speaking on behalf of both corporate and state treasury organizations said that they could not imagine working capital management without money market funds.

After the hearing, representatives and supporters of the National Religious Campaign Against Torture met to break the fast together.

After the hearing, Representative Lawlor said he was unfazed by the ambiguities some see in the impeachment process.

The chairman of the subcommittee conducting the hearing, Representative Andy Harris, a Maryland Republican, objected to the presence of Mr. Fox and another crew.

At the hearing Representative Issa conducted, which I link to in the column, he stated the S.E.C. had a "dual mandate".

At one point during the hearing, Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, Democrat of New York, seemed to snare Mr. Dimon with questions about when he understood the full extent of the losses.

At the hearing, Representative Gabrielle Giffords, Democrat of Arizona, said the reassignment of Mr. Hanley made her "personally very dubious" of the pledge by NASA's head, Maj.