Sentence examples for make hearings from inspiring English sources

5. Make Hearings More Efficient.

The hill should immediately move to make hearings and meetings accessible to independent journalists and not further obstruct the truth from being reported in the vivid and in depth manner that is only achievable through long form documentary filmmaking.

She is part of a broad spectrum of Democrats in Congress who support making hearings on war profiteering a primary issue in January, a promise made by Congressman Henry Waxman once he assumes his leadership of the Government Reform Committee.

And the committee chairman, Representative Dan Burton of Indiana, said he would made hold hearings on the newly released correspondence next week.

In November, Anaheim asked to further delay hearings, saying the parties were engaged in discussions that could make the hearings moot.

That would certainly make those hearings more important than in the Greenspan era, where for all their technical economic management and data announcements, they were mostly an exercise in Greenspanology.

Ex-partes "are necessary unless you want to make the hearings longer," Lamport said.

Herman said if there was only one thing he could do it was to make the hearings meaningful".

The Supreme Court, meanwhile, elected not to make its hearings more readily available on audio to the public, and conservatives kept up their dopey insistence that gay marriage somehow undermines religious liberty — denying us our wishes in both areas.

The tradition of holding hearings that can be attended by non-legislators, in combination with the expectation that individuals will appear in person to give testimony, may make legislative hearings less susceptible to industry efforts to hijack public commentary.

A Kent staging of the Murdoch hearings would make you hear every word afresh, and register things (starting with that Wendi fingernail poised to claw) that you only half-notice when you're watching on telly.