Sentence examples for proceedings dealing with from inspiring English sources
Lawyers are examining whether the two could stand together for the proceedings dealing with the massacre at Srebrenica, which judges here have defined as genocide in other cases.
Mr. Shea rejected the contention by Mr. Miller, of the Republican Leadership Council, that Mr. Corzine would be forced to recuse himself from legislative proceedings dealing with banking, finance, the environment and public works.
Most criminal proceedings dealing with the massacres in Rwanda have taken place in Rwanda itself, where the backlog of cases remains enormous: 4,500 people have been tried, but more than 100,000 are waiting in overcrowded jails.
But a range of civil proceedings dealing with the legacy of the conflict would be affected, including any future judicial reviews of investigations into conflict-related deaths, challenges relating to decisions not to prosecute, and civil actions for damages that concern miscarriages of justice, cases of ill-treatment or unlawful killings.
The temptation to employ extrajudicial proceedings to deal with Osama bin Laden and his henchmen is understandable.
Minor civil proceedings are dealt with by courts of request in the cities and some municipalities or by courts of general sessions.
Though it may not be available to Pistorius, who has the complication of ongoing legal proceedings to deal with, there is a pretty standard apology/absence/atonement formula when it comes to celebrity image repair.
American Airlines, which is going through bankruptcy proceedings and has been dealing with contentious labor relations, has also performed poorly.
Documentation of the proceedings of the group dealing with signals of drug safety at the Agency shows that the figure is even higher when we add the signals arising from other sources.
The judge had been dealing with family proceedings connected to the case in the Family Division of the High Court, and raised issues about the manner in which Poppi's death was investigated.
The committee's inquiry concerned Jennings's certification of Johnston's pamphlet dealing with board proceedings without their knowledge.
