Sentence examples for proceed to discovery from inspiring English sources

They also cited the preliminary nature of yesterday's ruling, which allows the case to proceed to discovery and trial.

If the D.N.C. lawsuit is allowed to proceed to discovery, it will be the first chance for compelled, sworn interviews with many of the key players, including, perhaps, the President himself.

Despite that setback he indicated that he was likely to allow the case to proceed to discovery over a concurrent claim that Grimm's constitutional right to equal protection under the law had been violated.

But candidate Trump's own comments —"I love WikiLeaks!" or "Russia, if you're listening, I hope you're able to find the thirty thousand e-mails that are missing"—may suggest enough of a connection for the judge to let the case to proceed to discovery.

But the door to even more settlements opened wider yesterday when Judge Shira Scheindlin Shira Scheindlin of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York allowed an IPO class-action complaint against 55 underwriters and 309 issuing companies to proceed to discovery.

Incidentally, the individual climbing Plato's ascent does not deny the body or reject the person who was their first love, as some scholars have said: read in context, it is clear that Plato believes the ideal scenario is that the two who first find love in each other proceed to the discovery of deeper loves together.

That was sufficient to permit Mr. Iqbal's lawyers to proceed to pretrial discovery to establish the facts, Judge Jon O. Newman wrote for the appeals court.

Some or all of them may yet be dismissed without further embarrassment to him, but the odds are growing that at least one will proceed to the discovery stage.

Ellison did not indicate when he might rule on whether the case can proceed to the discovery phase, during which Emery has promised to subpoena women with whom Clemens has reportedly had affairs.

Separately, the producers are pursuing legal action against the show's former publicist, Marc Thibodeau; a New York State Supreme Court judge recently ruled that the producers' claims of defamation and breach of contract against Mr. Thibodeau could proceed to the discovery phase.

The Federal District Court in Seattle, in a ruling affirmed by the Ninth Circuit, has allowed the case to proceed to the pretrial discovery phase.