Sentence examples for motion to present from inspiring English sources
Today Judge Horowitz also denied a prosecution motion to present evidence about the earlier conviction at a hearing, scheduled for next Monday, where he is to consider aggravating and mitigating factors.
But was it not true, Mr. Zerkin pressed Mr. Moussaoui, that he told his lawyers earlier not to involve any Muslims in the defense, not to file any motions, not to present any evidence that might persuade the jurors to spare him?
In [1] they utilized motion estimation [4] to present a conversion which requires only a few user instructions on key frames and propagates the depth maps to non-key frames.
A motion-base simulator was used in a 32-participant study to present vehicle motion cues similar to the actual application.
The defense still wanted to present motions, a potential witness and a five-page statement by Tolokonnikova.
They also promised to present a motion rejecting any programme that retains the core of the previous government's policies.
Judge Linda G. Baxter of Camden County Criminal Court set April 2 for the defense to present a motion to dismiss the case, and April 19 for a pretrial hearing.
The Palestinian FA would need to present their motion to the Fifa congress and gain a three-quarter majority of the 209 member votes to have it passed.
The bill's Left Front sponsors, who used the minority alliance's parliamentary time to present the motion, want the ban on "race" extended to the 1958 French Constitution.
On May 9th, the opposition was due to present a motion in Congress bearing enough signatures to force a wide-ranging inquiry into allegations of corruption by leading figures in President Fernando Henrique Cardoso's governing coalition.
"With the complicity of the European Union and various Latin American countries, the United States and their allies are preparing to present a motion of no action as soon as Cuba has concluded this introduction," Mr. Godoy said, a reference to a procedural vote that would have blocked Cuba's measure.
