Sentence examples for important hearing on from inspiring English sources

This week, the Senate Special Committee on Aging held an important hearing on the recent scourge of phone fraud schemes, which target U.S. seniors.

We salute U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-NY, new Chair of the Armed Services Subcommittee on Personnel, for her promise to hold an important hearing on what she has labeled this "reprehensible problem".

"This is a critically important hearing that will come on very early in the Chapter 9 case".

"Senator Cardin is supportive of Senator Shaheen's request and looks forward to working with Chairman Corker to accommodate this important hearing," said Sean Bartlett, spokesman for Cardin on the committee.

There was only minor effect of hearing loss on the question of how important hearing is for different transportation modes, Moderate HL rated hearing as more important when walking and for public transportation than NH.

(Mr. Friendly walked out on CBS 36 years ago because it broadcast an "I Love Lucy" rerun instead of an important Senate hearing on the Vietnam War. You didn't think that television news reached its present state without some history, did you?) In fairness, money does not seem to be the real issue here.

By making the painful decision to abandon its longtime client the Taliban, and by allowing the American military access to Pakistani territory to pursue remnants of Al Qaeda, President Pervez Musharraf was calculating that Washington would reward Pakistan on many levels, none more important than a sympathetic hearing on the Kashmir issue.

And the sine qua non that was lacking from the most important panel at the Congress hearing on contraception and insurance: a female witness.

Holding the rally on the Great Lawn was important, they argued at a hearing on Friday, because it offered an "unconfined, family-friendly mass rally venue whose historic tradition is devoid of confrontation and conflict," where its members would feel comfortable.

It is the subject of an important case being heard on Tuesday by a federal appeals court in Washington.

The question in an important case being heard on Tuesday by West Virginia's highest court is whether states are now foreclosed from using a similar public financing system just for judicial elections.