Sentence examples for part of a proceeding from inspiring English sources

If so, perhaps Snowden should be extradited to the United States and dragged into court — but only as part of a proceeding in which the two spymasters face charges of misleading Congress.

If so, perhaps Snowden should be extradited to the United States and dragged into court but only as part of a proceeding in which the two spymasters face charges of misleading Congress.

UPDATE: "I understand that observers may become frustrated when part of a proceeding is withheld from view, even temporarily," chief prosecutor Gen. Mark Martins said in a statement on Thursday afternoon.

Another home that made our list last year, Maison de l'Amitié (House of Friendship), a $48 million Palm Beach property, is a massive 43,000-square-foot home that will go to the auction block Nov. 15 as part of a bankruptcy proceeding.

And a vote would also be needed if a judge ordered United to seek concessions as part of a bankruptcy proceeding.

Its share price, once as high as $83, is now firmly under $1 as the company is struggling to auction off its more viable assets as part of a bankruptcy proceeding in a New York bankruptcy court.

In the event of a lawsuit or bankruptcy of some business that is not a full-time art gallery, an artist's consigned work would be seized and become part of a bankruptcy proceeding.

Another effort by 33 Rector Street Ltd. to have the contract voided as part of a bankruptcy proceeding was also rebuffed in State Supreme Court.

The check emerged as part of a criminal proceeding involving Mr. Berry in which a Michigan man is charged with criminal sexual conduct, enticing a minor to commit immoral acts and distributing child pornography.

Moloney's full interview with Price was turned over to the Police Service of Northern Ireland in 2013, as part of a court proceeding involving an oral-history archive at Boston College.

Carl Tobias, a professor at the University of Richmond Law School, said that the inclusion of Roberts based on Bigbie's claim would raise many questions if the matter were part of a legal proceeding.