Sentence examples for hearings procedure from inspiring English sources

The "Modernisation of the Electricity (Compulsory Wayleaves) (Hearings Procedure) Rules 1967", a highlight of the Red Tape Challenge website last month, eases life for landowners dealing with overhead power lines, but even fans would not call it revolutionary.

Prosecutors said that Kostas Vaxevanis, the editor of Hot Doc magazine, would be tried Thursday in Athens on charges of interfering with sensitive personal data in a one-hearing procedure that is routine in Greece for misdemeanors.

Additionally, verbal hearings may be conducted after the written hearing procedure and before a final decision is made by G-BA (§ 35a par. 3 s. 2 SGB V in connection with § 19 par. 1 s. 2 G-BA VerfO).

Government officials say that Microsoft's request will require months of hearings and procedures that could stall the case until the next administration takes office.

All unsecured debts would then be wiped out in a matter of days without further hearings or judicial procedure.

These types of things should have been sorted out in Afghanistan, with Article 5 hearings — the usual procedure followed under the Geneva Conventions to sort out 'the sheep from the goats.' That didn't happen, largely because the decision was made that the Geneva Conventions did not apply in this conflict".

The government's proposals to extend secret hearings – "closed material procedures" – to all manner of civil proceedings would deprive people of their rights to a fair trial, and undermine the principle of open justice.

Check your Court's website for information about representing yourself, and consider attending Court a week before your hearing to watch how other's hearings go and what procedure is followed.

In a sign of the bill's importance to Republicans, the House leadership rushed the measure to the floor today, without committee hearings, under an expedited procedure that limits debate and bars amendments but also requires a two-thirds vote for approval.

They are being announced now to give the Clinton administration time to hold the hearings and follow other procedures for public comment required by law before the rules can be made final.

Most hearing-aid fitting procedures are based on heuristics or some initial qualitative theory.