Sentence examples for proceedings generally from inspiring English sources

The Sarajevo-based Bosnian War Crimes Chamber, launched with international backing, has convicted over 100 individuals in seven years in proceedings generally considered professional.

Other than arraignment courtrooms that work into the night, Judge Pfau wrote, all court proceedings "generally should end no later than 4 30 p.m". rather than the current 5 p.m.

These proceedings generally are not conducted by judges, but instead by parole boards, “members of which need not be judicial officers or lawyers.” Morrisey v. Brewer, 408 U.S., at 489.

The proceedings generally take place to a childishly noisy background of cheering, heckling and farmyard noises from backbench MPs, with the main exchange between Ed Miliband and Cameron lasting 10 minutes or so, as the leader of the opposition only gets to ask six questions.

Members of the House committee are "appropriate federal officials" to receive grand jury material given their responsibility to "prevent or respond to" the Russian meddling and any coverup thereof through the committee's historical jurisdiction over impeachment of federal officials and civil and criminal proceedings generally.

Pisciotta said that when his group's clients face grand jury investigations, the proceedings generally last only a few days, and involve just a few witnesses.

"These proceedings are generally confidential," the judge said.

Composers were empowered by the worshipfulness of the proceedings, but, generally, only if they were dead.

Under both systems of presenting and obtaining evidence, oral proceedings are generally accepted.

In England and Wales proceedings can generally only be commenced by the commissioner.

Because immigration-removal proceedings are generally carried out under civil laws, they are exempt from many procedures mandated in criminal cases.