Sentence examples for ordinary proceedings from inspiring English sources
Word had spread that the event was to be a prayer vigil, but it began, in the morning, with the ordinary proceedings of the Inkwell Polar Bears — a group of Oak Bluffers of all ages and races, including my daughter Suesan, who every morning walk across the sandy beach and wade in the chilly waters.
Ordinary Proceedings are for cases that fall outside the Summary or Highly Summarized Proceedings.
Notice that the class Summary Proceedings has a minority of cases (less than 400) across all possible results, while the Ordinary Proceedings has approximately 10,000 cases (or more) in three of the possible results.
We selected electronic cases filed between June 2012 and October 2015 and from these we selected just the cases belonging to the following procedural classes of labor suit: Summary Proceedings, Highly Summarized Proceedings, and Ordinary Proceedings.
In this way the concept of the rule of law came gradually to be identified with the idea that the judges, in ordinary legal proceedings in the ordinary courts, could pronounce upon the lawfulness of the activities of the executive.
More recently, we said that "the quanta... of proof" appropriate in ordinary judicial proceedings are inapplicable to the decision to issue a warrant.
"In ordinary bankruptcy proceedings, the creditors do not get to make the decisions about how to wind up the afflicted firm, so why should the government when it becomes a creditor?" asks Mr Bliss.
FDAC also helps keep families together: fewer than one in five parents who go through ordinary care proceedings end up keeping their children, while at least one-third of families stay together if they go through the FDAC system.
He said that concerns about domestic violence could make the system suspicious of fathers seeking their children, and that in ordinary divorce proceedings, many fathers use custody demands to frighten an ex-wife into accepting a lower financial settlement.
As a result, the latest scandal has seen the first couple eschewing White House lawyers for private ones, to whom they can talk freely.Both these rulings offer a chink of light: that the president may be a man after all, and subject to ordinary legal proceedings.
He did so utilizing his special powers under the Martin Act to subpoena private documents without either obtaining grand jury approval, which is required in most ordinary New York criminal proceedings, or the filing of a complaint, which is required in an ordinary civil action and is subject to court review.
