Sentence examples for hearing suggesting from inspiring English sources

James M. Moroney III, executive vice president of A. H. Belo and publisher of The Dallas Morning News, spoke at the hearing, suggesting that the losses of recent years should be put against the earnings of years past and that the industry get special treatment in the form of tax breaks.

Barbara Boxer, of California, who has been one of the most energetic critics of the Bush White House (she questioned Secretary of State-designate Condoleezza Rice aggressively during her confirmation hearing, suggesting that Rice had been dishonest in her arguments for taking the nation to war in Iraq), told me that she took "great offense" at Bush's inaugural speech.

But the N.H.L. did not summon Ovechkin to a hearing, suggesting that Brendan Shanahan and the league's player safety department found that Ovechkin was trying to make a legitimate play – specifically, play the puck with his skate — immediately before the collision, and that Girardi's head was not targeted in the collision itself.

"We deeply regret this tragedy," he said at the closing of the hearing, suggesting the incident resulted from "the fog of war".

State Department officials said senators submitted more than 1,000 additional questions for Tillerson to answer after his hearing, suggesting many matters were left unsettled.

criticized the phrase "war on police" in the title of the hearing, suggesting it was provocative and disingenuous to talk about a "war" when law enforcement agencies often request investigations themselves and cooperate with civil rights probes.

The hearing suggested that the struggle to revise insurance regulation may be long and rancorous.

But Ashkan Soltani, an independent researcher and consultant who also testified at the hearing, suggested that Tribble's explanation was disingenuous.

The judge, Emily Jane Goodman of State Supreme Court in Manhattan, wrote that the parole hearing "suggests that the decision was a foregone conclusion before it even took place".

Representative Billy Tauzin, the Louisiana Republican who presided at the hearing, suggested that the government agency should make better use of insurance data.

In fact, Talik had not been arrested, and evidence presented at a later court hearing suggested he was in a mood for revenge.