Sentence examples for important proceedings from inspiring English sources

No cause appears for his disqualification, which would thereby deprive the people of any legal representation in these important proceedings.

Every witness before a state grand jury investigation would feel free to block those vitally important proceedings.

The Court should lift the temporary stay and permit public access, real access, to the important proceedings occurring in the California District Court.

As Jackson was celebrating (he went with the Heisman pose) a sizeable portion of the fans in attendance turned their energies to more important proceedings.

Over time, perhaps, the station could gain permission to broadcast important government proceedings in the Middle East.

Mr. Friendly's final battle as a commercial television executive came, as he saw it, over the issue of CBS's responsibility to carry live telecasts of important government proceedings.

Because Sony exec Michael Lynton is on the board of Snapchat, his leaked emails contained several important business proceedings of the company, including the acquisitions of Scan.me and eyewear computing startup Vergence Labs.

Because Sony exec Michael Lynton is on the board of Snapchat, his leaked emails contained several important business proceedings of the company, including the acquisitions of Scan.me and eyewear computing startup Vergence Labs.

Some forms of duplicated content, such as those appearing in publications of conference proceedings, important updates to studies, confirmation of contested results in controversial studies and translations of important findings, may no doubt be beneficial to the scientific community.

Frans Timmermans, the European commission's vice-president, said: "Electronic evidence is increasingly important in criminal proceedings.

"The fact of the matter is that if Jon Corzine is elected to the Senate, he will be a walking conflict of interest and will have to recuse himself from legislative proceedings important to New Jersey and the nation," the council's executive director, Mark Miller, said in a statement issued in Washington.