Sentence examples for hearings established from inspiring English sources

The hearings established a precedent.

While the AAU argued that it could do both, the hearings established that that was impossible.

They stepped down after Congressional hearings established that the bureau — in an operation dubbed "Fast and Furious" — lost track of more than 1,400 high-powered weapons purchased illicitly on the American side of the border.

But after the war, Congressional hearings established that the government had misrepresented the nature of the threat, leading Justice Hugo L. Black, who wrote the Japanese internment decision, to feel duped.

These hearings established that Alphonse's next heir was his son John, then aged 15 years and more.

The hearings were established to investigate illegal phone-tapping at Mr. Murdoch's tabloid titles but have morphed into a probe of his influential relationship with successive governments.

And those hearings also established that the Titanic had set sail with space on its lifeboats for only a third of the people on board and that there had been no drills on how to evacuate.

However, it is clear that once the right of the Government to hold administrative hearings is established, a litigant cannot enjoin them merely because they might jeopardize his bank credit or otherwise be inconvenient or embarrassing.

Assessing what the hearings have established in that regard during the past two weeks, an editorial in Friday's Evening Standard said, "The overall picture remains that Dr. Kelly was used as a football in what became a grudge match between Downing Street and the BBC".

Central government should give legislation support for all three hearings by establishing the formal regulations and local governments will be in charge of arranging the time and places to hold hearings.

The families of the four recruits have fought for years to secure fresh hearings to establish what happened at Deepcut, the main training centre for the Royal Logistic Corps.