Sentence examples for proceedings for which from inspiring English sources

But Babs – in a spangly black-sequinned Donna Karan trouser-suit in the first half and backed by sumptuous sixty-piece band – imposed a wonderfully unforced intimacy on the proceedings, for which some of the faithful had forked out a top ticket-price of nearly £500.

Gallacher felt there was a win-at-all-costs air about proceedings at Kiawah, for which the US PGA adopted the 'War by the Shore' slogan.

The TTAB succinctly describes its territorial analysis in Weiner King, Inc. v. Wiener King Corp.: The TTAB has found that in concurrent use proceedings, "[t]he area for which registration is sought is usually more extensive than the area in which applicant is actually using the mark".

Their subsequent use in legal proceedings is an application for which they were not intended, and for which those methods are inadequately tested.

Studies eligible for inclusion were randomized controlled clinical trials fully published in journals and those identified from other sources (abstracts and proceedings of relevant meetings) for which full details are available from investigators from 1997 to March 2013.

That includes those for which foreclosure proceedings are under way.

Now the court proceedings over the January 29 incident for which Knight has been charged with murder, attempted murder, and hit-and-run will resume on July 7.

The mutual trust between Gaignard and the attendees was evident long before the proceedings began, as the event (for which tickets cost $7,000 before hotel and airfare) sold out three months in advance despite not publishing an agenda or a list of speakers (this is unheard of in the event space).

Alere is now asking to speed up proceedings for the case, which Abbott has called a publicity stunt.

The UN Security Council can ask the court to halt proceedings for a year, which can be extended, if it thinks peace negotiations may be ruined by a party being summoned to the dock.

Porn sites can still find themselves facing criminal proceedings for platforming content which is "explicit and/or lingering" if it "indicate[s] to the viewer approval or encouragement of the behaviour involved thereby normalising the depraving or corrupting behaviours".