Sentence examples for hearing stating that from inspiring English sources

The unusual move came after the state prosecutor called for a special hearing, stating that Mr Navalny should be freed during the appeal process.

There were large queues outside the court and police officers had to contain a pack of more than 100 journalists when Mr Assange made a short speech after the hearing stating that he was happy with the outcome and that his work with WikiLeaks would continue.

On April 9, 2013, however, Waxman and Rush renewed their request of a hearing, stating that, "If we rely upon representatives of electric utilities, coal companies, oil refiners, and chemical manufacturers to explain the state of the science regarding climate change, we are unlikely to get a full and unbiased view of the challenge we must confront and the opportunities we have".

In one of the e-mails, Goldman Sachs Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Lloyd Blankfein, scheduled to testify at Tuesday's hearing, stated that the firm came out ahead in the mortgage crisis by taking short positions.

Reports from Friday's hearing stated that U.S. District Judge Katherine Forrest is weighing a few matters, including whether to throw out a three-page treatment that Taymor wrote for the musical that is part of her copyright claim. .

The late Jim Oberstar, a Minnesota Democrat who chaired the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee's September 2010 hearing, stated that Enbridge had requested a two-and-a-half-year extension from the Department of Transportation to repair 329 defects, of which the company had been aware for two years.

I ask because the report on the court of appeal hearing states that Maurici "poured scorn on the views of our readers" (who signed a petition calling for Shoesmith's head in the wake of the Baby P case) as "worthless and uninformed".

A few days following the debate, the candidate rescinded the comments, and blamed the gaffe on a malfunctioning hearing aid, stating that he "didn't hear the question".

President Roosevelt, when he heard the sentence, reportedly stated, "That's bully".

Now, Waxman added, 90percentt of the people being asked their opinion of the hearing were stating that they did not believe Clemens.

Despite evidence, Itzhak Abergil called the allegations "police provocation" during an earlier custody hearing, further stating that he had never been to the United States.