Sentence examples for hearings from which from inspiring English sources

Clarke must know all this though, interestingly, he said he was "most unsettled" by criticism of the government's plan from special advocates - the vetted lawyers who would have the unenviable task of trying to represent claimants in secret hearings from which the claimants and their own lawyers would be excluded.

The Republicans can temporize by asking for hearings from which they are likely to learn little that they do not already know.

The Jersey Evening Post will argue that its readers have a right to know what happened in earlier civil hearings relating to the affair, from which the press was barred.

Likewise, PBS took a giant step forward with the nightly rebroadcasts of the hearings, hosted by Robert MacNeil and Jim Lehrer -- from which would come the MacNeil-Lehrer NewsHour.

Members of commissions agree to recuse themselves from hearings in which they have financial connections to the applicant or the site.

A new name for the Mafia emerged from the hearings — La Cosa Nostra — which allowed Hoover to say he had been right all along: there was no Mafia; there was a Cosa Nostra organization, exposed by the F.B.I.

The very thought seemed to be enough to make Senator Al Franken cradle his head in distress on Tuesday, during congressional hearings in which representatives from Google, Facebook, and Twitter were questioned about Russian influence in the 2016 Presidential campaign.

The investigation also resulted in three insurance companies being temporarily barred from Fort Benning, pending hearings at which they can challenge the complaints against them, Colonel Tremaglio said.

Mr Andrew McClintock, Christian and ex-magistrate, is appealing against an employment tribunal decision which went against him earlier this year when he sought redress for having, as he claimed, been forced to resign because he was not granted exemption from sitting in hearings in which children might be given into the care of gay couples, something that offends his religious scruples.

This funding emanated from Congressional hearings which occurred during the formation of Medicare in 1965.

Years of pre-trial hearings, in which disputes have ranged from the availability of classified evidence to the conditions of the detainees' Guantánamo confinement, have yet to conclude – all before Pohl addresses the question of his fitness to continue.