Sentence examples for proceeding to which from inspiring English sources

Comcast is not a member of USTelecom, as was stated, and has not filed comments in the FCC proceeding to which the article refers.

"It would be nonsensical for us to address his petition prior to the conclusion of the current proceeding to which he is already a party".

On Thursday, Rodbard-Bean said the AFL rules do not make reference to the Commercial Arbitration Act and the tribunal is not a proceeding to which the act applies.

Emmert said investigators' hiring of an outside lawyer had not been approved, so "it immediately raised the question: where the heck did those bills come from?" The N.C.A.A. found that its enforcement staff members obtained information for the Miami investigation through a bankruptcy proceeding, to which the N.C.A.A. should not have had access.

When the government deprives a citizen of their life, liberty, or property as a consequence of partial judgment, citizens are deprived of what is rightfully theirs without the truly adjudicative proceeding to which they are entitled.

'(c) Any property seized in connection with a prosecution or proceeding to which this section applies, with respect to which a person successfully makes a defense under this section, shall be returned to the owner not later than 10 days after the court finds the defense is valid, minus such material necessarily destroyed for testing purposes.

The pope will be flown there by helicopter from Jerusalem, before proceeding to Bethlehem, which is under Palestinian control, they added.

We also propose a re-organisation mechanism whereby the supramolecular array is first altered before proceeding to melt which is supported by variable temperature SAXS analysis.

Batman and Cavendish proceed to struggle, which ends after Adams slashes Cavendish's throat with the razor.

Imagine if you were to encounter someone who had lit himself on fire, and then proceeded to ask which brand of gasoline he favored.

We proceeded to see which of the variables have significantly different means across the groups.