Sentence examples for proceedings ensued from inspiring English sources

Very public divorce proceedings ensued.

His investors lost millions, his firms collapsed, and criminal, civil and bankruptcy proceedings ensued.

Lengthy legal proceedings ensued, which eventually resulted in Mr Mutu being ordered to pay Chelsea €17m (then $21m) in compensation, a ruling that has survived several appeals including before the Court for Arbitration in Sport.

After Warwick's death in February 1590, lengthy legal proceedings ensued over whether particular parts of Lady Leicester's jointure belonged to the Kenilworth estate or not.

Had legal proceedings ensued, Robertson thought that Rowe would have made a strong argument for keeping his domain, as he was using his real name and was not claiming to be affiliated with Microsoft.

Living apart while custody proceedings ensue, the estranged couple find themselves at the centre of a criminal investigation following the husband's argument with a domestic help.

Both are known for maintaining a low profile for their clients, so don't expect a public battle--according to experts, if divorce proceedings ensue, these two will likely settle out of court.

"I went to my mother's side," he testified at one of the many court proceedings that ensued.

Legal proceedings subsequently ensued to return the tapes to Wurpel and U2.

Such allegations were "not entirely hypothetical" when the agreement was entered into in early 2007, as the convictions of reporter Clive Goodman and investigator Glenn Mulcaire could not eliminate the possibility that further proceedings might ensue in relation to activities at the News of the World.

The city added that making the reports public would "reveal nonroutine criminal investigation procedures"; constitute an "invasion of privacy"; "interfere with judicial proceedings in ensuing civil litigation and with law enforcement investigations"; and "discourage civilian witnesses from co-operating in criminal investigations".