Sentence examples for proceeding presents from inspiring English sources

The present mandamus proceeding presents such a case, and requires us to resolve a number of the thorny multiple party problems to which Li adverted.

Indefinite detention without trial or other proceeding presents altogether different considerations.

This conference proceeding presents the first results of the full CMS Tracker alignment based on several million reconstructed tracks from the cosmic data taken during the commissioning runs with the detector in its final position and magnetic field present.

But once you're through your opening and thinking about how to proceed, presenting things in chronological order often works best.

After consulting with his membership, McNulty sought a stop-work order from Knutson, asserting that the decision to proceed presented an imminent safety hazard.

Before proceeding to present the methodology, let us briefly discuss the scientific value of such efforts.

In 1872, while work at Cardiff Castle was proceeding, Burges presented a scheme for the complete reconstruction of Castell Coch, a ruined-thirteenth century fort on the Bute estate to the north of Cardiff.

But after further discussions with the company, including a meeting with its chief executive, Dan O. Dinges, Ms. Dennis said, she felt more comfortable with the company's plan and decided that the gas proceeds presented the only opportunity for restoring and preserving her ancestral property.

Mary Gulino, vice president of marketing for Art-A-Fair, said the elephant will be sold via silent auction at the end of the summer and proceeds presented to the Asian Elephant Foundation to support its programs, including elephant orphanages, mobile medical clinics and the purchase of a protected habitat in Asia.

Grand Encampment (255 mile west) — From the Nishnabotna River, the trail proceeds past present-day Macedonia to Mosquito Creek on the eastern outskirts of present-day Council Bluffs.

We proceed with presenting a definition of the conditional essential infimum and supremum that is equivalent to the one presented in Section "Mathematical preliminaries", cf. (51).