Sentence examples for lead petitioner from inspiring English sources
He said: "I agree with the lead petitioner when he says the planning system is biased against local residents.
The case once known as Warner v Gross is now called Glossip v Gross, named for Richard Glossip, another Oklahoma prisoner and the new lead petitioner.
The lead petitioner in yesterday's case, Graydon Comstock, was convicted of buying child pornography and sentenced to 37 months in prison.
We have received a petition which will be discussed at a council committee with the lead petitioner invited to present their views".
Lead petitioner Izzy Saunders wrote on Change.org that "the majority of migrants who make this crossing are from war-torn Syria" or "Eritrea which they leave to avoid extreme oppression and human rights violations".
Ms. Carponter of Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn, the lead petitioner in the suit, hailed the decision as a rebuke of the development corporation's oversight and a chance to amend the project.
He has used the phrase "co-redemptrix" six times in his papacy to describe Mary, which has led petitioners to hope that during his lifetime he will proclaim her co-redeemer.
This is also a key opportunity to explain to the INS the relevance of the scientific field and to applaud the accomplishments that have led to the petitioner's "sustained national or international acclaim".
The statute is similarly vague, requiring only that a judge find that the petitioner has "led a law-abiding life since discharge or release, and appears likely to do so".
It had found for a group of petitioners, led by the head of the Bangladesh Tariqat Federation (a smallish Islamic political party), who argued that Jamaat's charter violates Bangladesh's constitution and party-registration rules.
The petitioners, led by the National Security Archives, a nonprofit group at George Washington University, had argued that the significance of the case, which they called "perhaps the defining moment of the early Cold War," should trump the traditional confidentiality rules that govern the grand jury process.
