Sentence examples for hearings closely from inspiring English sources

Westerners will be following the court hearings closely.

We will be watching Leahy's hearings closely.

Lewis, speaking during the Reuters Cyber Summit in Washington, said he expects European officials to watch the U.S. hearings closely.

They would make evaluations and recommenda tions on municipal services, hold hearings, work closely with officials of city agencies in their districts and have di rect access to a new office of neighborhood government in the Mayor's office.

Fewer than a quarter of respondents to the latest HuffPost/YouGov survey say they're following Kavanaugh's confirmation hearings very closely, basically unchanged from earlier in the month; search engine data suggests Hurricane Florence probably drew a lot more attention.

Given his track record, Pompeo's confirmation hearings should closely explore whether he favors killing the JCPOA, bombing Iran or instigating Iraq-style regime change, and whether he can be relied on to present an unbiased assessment of the intelligence on each option.

They should avoid broad accusations, and be aware that the hearings will be closely followed worldwide.

Even as it plays host to hundreds in Renton on Wednesday, Boeing said it would be following the hearings in Washington closely.

Hearings in a closely watched, $22 billion lawsuit against the Bank of New York in a Russian court were postponed until October after one of the witnesses, Robert Blakey, an expert on United States antiracketeering law, fell ill.

City Councilwoman Cindy Miscikowski of Los Angeles, who just happened to be waiting for the Victoria's Secret to open so she could do some shopping at the mall in Sherman Oaks before a morning meeting there, confessed that she had been following the hearings, "very, very closely on CNN". But she said her constituents show no interest at all.

Revision-committee hearings are closed.