Sentence examples for hearings to explore from inspiring English sources
The United States Senate has just scheduled hearings to explore recent revelations that even state-of-the-art voting machines can be easily hacked.
"Should Yahoo accept Microsoft's offer," he said, "the subcommittee expects to hold hearings to explore the competitive and privacy implications of the deal".
At the same time, however, the S.E.C. said it would begin hearings to explore the ques tion of financial disclosure by companies holding major de fense contracts.
Mr. Tauzin, who has conducted the most wide-ranging Congressional inquiry into Enron's collapse, is considering hearings to explore the revelations in the new Enron memos, said his spokesman, Ken Johnson.
In 2010, during the peak of debate over Arizona's discriminatory immigration law, Lindsey Graham joined other leading Republicans in calling for Senate hearings to explore slashes to 14th Amendment protections.
While some liberal advocacy groups stepped up their attacks on Judge Kavanaugh, Senate Democrats were not demanding additional hearings to explore the accusation — a sort of Anita Hill-Claredux Thomas redux.
It would be the first in a series of hearings intended to explore the possibility of testing the mosquitoes in one relatively isolated Key West neighborhood.
The US Food and Drug Administration FDAA) is holding public hearings this week to explore whether it should toughen oversight of what has become a controversial, billion-dollar branch of the healthcare industry.
But Mr. Biden added that he planned to hold hearings this summer to explore how the treaty would provide for enforcing and verifying reductions, and whether the reductions would be irreversible.
The report is being issued as Congress conducts a series of hearings intended to explore whether Mr. Bush's plan for stem cell research is sufficient to support the science.
The Senate majority leader, Trent Lott, Republican of Mississippi, said he wanted hearings next week to explore why Ms. Reno had ordered the use of agents armed with automatic weapons to take the boy from the house of relatives in Miami.
