Sentence examples for hearings to keep from inspiring English sources

Democrats must respond to that anger, he added, with hearings to keep the heat on the Bush administration, and with calls for a regional Middle Eastern conference and a revitalized Iraqi reconstruction effort.

Republican leaders in Congress are using procedural tactics like walking out of committee hearings to keep Congress from voting on measures to close the so-called Bermuda loophole in the federal tax code, measures that would almost certainly pass overwhelmingly if given the chance.

Dr. E. Fuller Torrey, an expert on schizophrenia who heads the Stanley Research Foundation in Bethesda, Md., said he had intentionally given homeless mentally ill patients less medication than they needed before court competency hearings to keep them from being released back onto the street.

At various points Issa charged that George, who has been largely spared the grillings reserved for other officials in previous hearings, failed to keep Congress informed about his findings as his audit began last year.

Mr. Parachini and members of his six-person office routinely deploy at celebrity hearings, mostly to keep a media gaggle that often includes 75 cameras and 300 or so reporters — the kind of crowd once reserved for heavyweights like Michael Jackson or Robert Blake — from overwhelming ordinary citizens who have the bad luck to show up on the same day as a Paris Hilton.

The group Army of Jesus also bought an ad that featured Jesus and Satan arm-wrestling, quoting the devil saying, "IF I WIN CLINTON WINS!" Lawyers for Facebook, Google and Twitter all denounced the Russian campaign in the congressional hearings and vowed to keep investigating and sharing what they find.

"You can get into a conflict situation if Judiciary holds public hearings on matters where Intelligence has preferred to keep the hearings closed," he said.

He spreads his hearings throughout the week to keep his strength up, and he no longer takes the stairs to his fourth-floor chambers.

Mr. Ashcroft is certain to be questioned closely at his confirmation hearings about his efforts to keep a black judge off another federal appeals court.

And with due respect to Mr. Warner -- who has bravely continued his hearings and seems willing to keep going for months more -- the answers are in.

He would be eligible to contest the 2010 election, and an incumbent would be much harder to beat.The hearings allow wannabe presidents to keep themselves in the public eye.