Sentence examples for hearing to which from inspiring English sources
The House committee investigating steroids in baseball has postponed its hearing, to which Pettitte is invited, to Feb. 13, after first scheduling it for next Wednesday.
The next day, the oversight and investigations subcommittee of the House Energy and Commerce Committee will hold a hearing, to which top executives of BP, Transocean and Halliburton have been asked to appear, a committee spokeswoman said.
At the hearing, to which Mr. Muset was not invited, Judge Marian R. Shelton asked Mrs. Muset one question about her petition: "Is everything therein true?" Mrs. Muset said it was.
A sixth male is scheduled to be dealt with by a juvenile court because he claims he is only 17. "All the accused persons were informed that they can seek legal aid in the case, if they have not engaged any counsel," Jyoti Kler, a magistrate, told a hearing to which the men were brought yesterday so their custody in jail could be extended.
Before the hearing, to which the IAAF was not invited, it had written to the committee to reiterate it was of "critical importance that no names or individual blood data or results are discussed in the context of a public hearing or otherwise in the course of proceedings before the committee".
Keith Vaz, the then-chairman of Parliament's Home Affairs Select Committee, said in a special hearing to which the families of the girls were invited that what had happened was "every parent's nightmare".
They were not ours: We never heard to which front these were sent; Nor there if they yet mock what women meant Who gave them flowers.
The next April, Republican House Ways and Means chair Dave Camp scheduled another hearing to review which tax extenders should be kept.
The management of hearing impairment depends on the type of hearing loss and the degree to which hearing can be restored.
It is reported that rhythm perception is not much affected by moderate hearing impairments [74], to which group HD2 and HD3 belong.
Beecher then called for the Congregational church to hold a final hearing to exonerate him, which it did.
