Sentence examples for obtain a hearing from inspiring English sources

There is also no information included on what the receipient can do to obtain a hearing.

As for deportation, the federal government passed two laws in 1996 that expanded the range of crimes that could lead to expulsion and made it harder to obtain a hearing before an immigration judge.

People who are regularly bothered by it should obtain a hearing test from an audiologist and then seek further care from an ear, nose and throat specialist, he advised.

"I want to mobilize a group of business leaders in this country who will start shouting from the house-tops and the cellars and every other place where they can obtain a hearing...that we are approaching disaster," said one Southern California utility executive, who proposed to create a network of "militant alarmists" in the business world to protest the New Deal.

Under existing law, it is virtually impossible for the driver's license to be restored -- or in most counties to obtain a hearing before a judge -- until all the unpaid fees, fines and penalties imposed by outside collection agencies are paid in full.

Regarding their preferences, we asked the participants if they would be inclined to obtain a hearing aid sooner when they didn't have to visit their GP and an ENT-specialist or AC first.

In 1973, the two states finally obtained a hearing before the United States Supreme Court on their competing claims to the Lake Erie waters.

Symphorian obtained a hearing on the charges at a royal council presided over by King Stephen of England at Michaelmas in 1154, but Stephen's subsequent death prevented a resolution.

"With new evidence that brings into question the allegations against him, we hope we will be able to obtain a fair hearing, or that he will be sent home," said Maj. Derek A. Poteet of the Marines, a military lawyer representing Mr. Obaydullah.

The problem, it said, is "not the brazen quid pro quo, but rather the cultivation of familiarity and access that a lobbyist may use in the future to obtain a more sympathetic hearing for clients".

The range of cases that ALACs seek to handle is wide - all too frequently, the victims of corruption, especially in poorer countries, are women and girls who rarely have the ability to obtain a fair police hearing, or pursue a court case with any hope of being taken seriously.