Sentence examples for hearing represented from inspiring English sources

Today's hearing represented a big change from the academy's initial response to Marie's report of rape.

"The facts presented during the hearing represented an extraordinary and unusual set of circumstances," the commission said in a statement.

More than a dozen lawyers at the hearing represented organizations like the American Civil Liberties Union, the Electronic Frontier Foundation and various media companies.

But today's hearing represented the first time a defector claiming first-hand knowledge of the drug enterprise testified before Congress, Senate officials said.

Still, Karen Greenberg, director of Fordham Law School's Center on National Security, said the decision to permit Abu Zubaydah a hearing represented a boldness by the White House in its internal and congressional battles over closing Guantánamo.

Geragos, incidentally, told the AP on Friday that the final hearing represented "a monumental feat" for his client.

Loss of hearing represents more than just difficulty hearing sounds.

Mr. Johnson was at the hearing, representing the National Law Enforcement Partnership to Prevent Gun Violence.

Campaigners say the hearing represents the first time a Chinese court has heard a case involving transgender rights.

For Paul Rutherford, the grandfather of a disabled child from Pembrokeshire, the hearing represents the latest round of a legal battle he has fought for three years.

To Mr. Mastro, a former deputy mayor, the hearing represents "a historic moment and it will define us as a city.