Sentence examples for proceedings arising from from inspiring English sources

How could the claimants bring any necessary follow-on proceedings arising from the government's case?

We will undoubtedly be called upon to play a role in youth justice and other criminal proceedings arising from the riots.

But the judges said that any civil or criminal proceedings arising from the IHAT investigations might not properly address the allegations of systemic ill-treatment, and so would not be effective.

In 1973, he was elected to the court, and over the next 14 years presided over hundreds of cases, including an arson trial and civil proceedings arising from the Happy Land Social Club fire that killed 87 people in 1990, the worst loss of life in a city fire since theTriangle Waist Company blaze in 1911.

Rutherford's burial was delayed for five months due to legal proceedings arising from his desire to be buried at Beth Sarim, which he had previously expressed to three close advisers from Brooklyn headquarters.

The burst of violence that ended the legal proceedings arose from an intrafamily feud that has been running since 1992.

District courts hear preliminary felony proceedings, certain cases arising from the village courts, and civil and small claims.

At the same time the DPP's office is examining evidence provided by Icac and determining whether to bring proceedings against Eddie Obeid arising from adverse reports from Icac in Operations Cabot, Meeka and Jasper and against Moses Obeid in relation to corruption findings in Operation Indus.

The Bin Laden family, through its American lawyers, have reported to the American courts that the formal establishment of the trust account was held up by complicated proceedings that arose from the need to obtain permission and policy direction from the Saudi government.

But on July 20th the CPS announced that, after taking advice from David Perry, an independent counsel, no criminal proceedings would arise from the investigation.The beaming face of Lord Levy, Mr Blair's chief fundraiser, spoke more eloquently than words of the relief felt by those who had been caught up in the inquiry.

In 1741 Adam was forced to initiate legal proceedings against William, Lord Braco, to retrieve unpaid fees arising from his work at Duff House.