Sentence examples for hearings presented from inspiring English sources

Recently, one of the commission's weekly public hearings presented some insight into its work.

Even with little White House cooperation in its inquiry, this month's Congressional intelligence hearings presented a chilling portrait of the administration's efforts to cover up its pre-9/11 lassitude about terrorist threats.

Sir John's insistence that the panel hold as many of its hearings in public as possible, and allow live television coverage — another break with Mr. Brown's original stipulation of closed hearings — presented the possibility that some of the more contentious sessions would take place in the prelude to a general election that must be held by June.

At hearings, they presented testimony from members and top reproductive endocrinologists who said the personhood bill would end in-vitro fertilization services in the state.

But in bail hearings, prosecutors presented a dark image of Dr. Lee by sweeping together all they knew about him -- from his earliest suspicious contacts with foreign scientists to his attempts to delete his downloaded files.

In December, after assembling a commission that met seven times and held three public hearings, Mr. Ravitch presented a plan to put new tolls in place on bridges coming into Manhattan, and to raise fares and add payroll taxes.

The public record, including intelligence and other materials from court cases and military hearings, often presents a hazy picture.

The prosecutor, Jamie C. Pukl, an assistant district attorney, wanted to reopen pretrial hearings to present additional evidence that she said would show the inherent dangers involved in requiring the officers to state their true names in court.

In more than two weeks of hearings, government lawyers presented vague and largely speculative claims that Private Manning's leaks had endangered lives and "chilled" diplomatic relations.

In past Congressional hearings, they have presented evidence that he ordered his followers to set the compound on fire as part of a suicide pact.

On Thursday, the recommendations from the hearings will be presented to the UN secretary general, Ban Ki-moon, by a Ugandan maternal health advocate, Faridah Mwanje Luyiga.