Sentence examples for may be proceedings from inspiring English sources

Of course, the legal liability remains a huge uncertainty right now, but whatever it may be, proceedings will last for years".

Then there may be civil proceedings against the police for their failure to carry out their public duties," he told the Observer.

These may be pedestrian proceedings, but they are riven with deep debates over the meaning of ownership.

Our interviews indicate that many participants felt that the GMC lacked understanding of mental disorders and it may be that proceedings should be more sensitive to the needs of doctors with mental disorders.

There is an obvious claustrophobia to the proceedings, however obviously symbolic that may be to the proceedings.

They said therefore that, while Mr Straw would ordinarily have six months in which to respond their allegations, they sought a response by close of business on 17 May "following which proceedings may be issued against you without further notice".

Employees also say that the union members who participate in the proceedings may be indiscreet, too.

If Nakheel defaults on its payment, legal proceedings may be initiated.

The IPCC always fears that any future proceedings may be jeopardised by such disclosure.

Even a traumatic event, whatever that may be, would only delay proceedings.

All systems of law have statutes restricting the time within which legal proceedings may be brought.