Sentence examples for proceedings given by from inspiring English sources

The Times (former stable mate of the News of the World) devoted page three to evidence from the same day's proceedings given by Jude Law, in which the actor referred to an affair between his then partner Sienna Miller and the James Bond actor Daniel Craig and admitted he was unaware of a claim that the News of the World had paid one of his relatives for information about him – a legal procedure.

Another version of the proceedings, that given by Mạnh at the press conference after the congress, was that the 1,176 congress delegates were given a list of the elected members of the 10th Central Committee, and were given a free choice of electing any of them to the general secretaryship.

(D) A Chamber may admit a transcript of evidence given by a witness in proceedings before the Tribunal which goes to proof of a matter other than the acts and conduct of the accused.

Regrettably, the proceedings in Oslo's City Hall were largely defensive, the presentation speech given by Thorbjørn Jagland, Chairman of the Norwegian Nobel Committee setting the tone.

This paper accompanies the overview paper given by G. Janeschitz et al. [Plasma wall interactions in ITER-FEAT, these Proceedings].

He also said that an interview given by Pistorius to ITV, the British television network, due to be broadcast after legal proceedings end, was "disrespectful".

One important example is given by a previous study of Australian midwives who worked at a tertiary maternal referral centre which was the subject of an extensive external review of obstetric services as well as a number of legal proceedings.

The proceedings were given wide coverage in the local media.

This paper is based on a presentation and conference proceedings paper given at the 65th International Astronautical Congress.

There, unlike at the Kennedy Center Honors, the president has typically played a bigger role in the evening's proceedings by giving a roast of himself, so Trump's decision to skip it has significantly altered the annual confab.

At several conventions important speeches were made by back-benchers who sat quietly through most of the proceedings, then gave their judgment.