Sentence examples for of such a proceeding from inspiring English sources

What confidence could the world have in the justice of such a proceeding?

It would be difficult, if not impossible, to capture the complexities of such a proceeding in a single article that reported the final result.

"In the context of such a proceeding, a court could order the board to produce the ballots and proxies for inspection," Mr. Cholst said.

Additional angular scanning stage measurements can solve this problem, and potentials and limitations of such a proceeding will be assessed.

After a canonic or freely imitational beginning, each of the subunits of such a polyphonic piece proceeds unfettered by canonic restrictions, yet preserves the fundamental equality of the melodic lines in accordance with contrapuntal rules amply discussed by various 15th- and 16th-century theorists and ultimately codified by the Italian theorist Gioseffo Zarlino.

The decision, which allowed Mr. Francois, a former school hall monitor, to escape a capital trial was made by Judge Thomas J. Dolan of County Court, who said such a proceeding would serve "no good purpose".

The men won the largest sum ever awarded to individuals in such a proceeding — a total of $54.1 million.

Court-martial, plural Courts-martial, or Court-martials, military court for hearing charges brought against members of the armed forces or others within its jurisdiction; also, the legal proceeding of such a military court.

The proceeds of such a sale are earmarked for charity — unless Mr. Pincus, 79, dies first, in which case the apartment would, effectively, go to Princess Firyal, in her early 60s.

A spokesman for the Robin Hood Tax campaign, which wants some of the proceeds of such a tax to be spent on development, said: "Cameron has confused the interests of the Square Mile with the interests of Britain as a whole and is turning down billions that could protect schools, hospitals and jobs".

The BHA's rules on laying by owners state that it is an offence for any owner "to lay any horse he owns with a Betting Organisation to lose a race, instruct another person to do so on his behalf or receive the whole or part of any proceeds of such a lay".