Sentence examples for hearings show from inspiring English sources

The I.N.S. could now, in closed hearings, show Judge McHugh secret evidence.

Records from the hearings show that only a cursory effort was made to reach them.

Documents released this weekend and other correspondence made public during the hearings show that the Gilligan report had in fact come under major question and that several board members voiced misgivings.

Records of internal audits and disciplinary hearings show that custodians routinely fail to document the reasons for withdrawing cash entrusted to them under the system, which dates to an era when custodians lived at schoolhouses and were given budgets to buy supplies and pay helpers, often family members.

If hearings show a decline in workload somewhere, then unpack some courts prospectively rather than during a presidency of the other party (see rules on prospective congressional pay increases and presidential term limits enacted in 1947 for whoever the next president would be).

But men and women of the world, the next time you see me frowning on a bad day while walking down the street, or the next time Hillary Clinton is caught on camera frowning during something horrible like the Benghazi hearings, show her the same courtesy that's being shown to Senator Sanders and don't ask me or her to smile.

If our public hearings showed us anything, it was that there is a huge disconnect.

Last week, American reactions to the Supreme Court hearings showed how deeply divided the nation is on the subject.

A study of Israeli parole hearings shows that just before a meal the chances of success are slim.

As her deft performance in the hearings showed, Elena Kagan has the potential to play that transformative role.

The impeachment hearings showed that many of President Clinton's detractors rallied around him in the face of uncontrolled assaults by Henry Hyde and the House managers.