Sentence examples for proceedings in question from inspiring English sources

A lawyer in court enjoys privilege and can make unsubstantiated derogatory statements and allegations to or about accused persons or witnesses, and even libel people not party to the proceedings in question, with no fear of redress.

This is my opinion as Chief of Staff and also as a Reich Minister who is interested in the Reich not suffering politically because of the proceedings in question.

The 2009 parliamentary code of conduct, which applied at the time, said MPs are "required to declare relevant indirect interests, for instance those of a spouse or partner, and also non-registrable interests of a financial nature where these are affected by the proceedings in question".

The court proceedings in question regard a lawsuit by Oracle Corp. in which the firm claims that Google used its Java software to develop Android but failed to pay for it.

After her employer started legal proceedings, the item in question turned up - at the house that was being renovated.

In the meantime, the defendants and their allies are calling the legitimacy of the proceedings into question.

In law the main grounds of responsibility for harm are therefore (i) an agent's personal responsibility for causing harm and (ii) a person's responsibility arising from the fact that he, she or it bears the risk of having to answer in legal proceedings for the harm in question.

"I am encouraging [homeowners] to stay in their homes [and] go through the court proceedings until the institution in question can produce [the] note, because chances are, they can't," Kaptur said in an interview Monday.

As soon as Opimius also was chosen consul, they presently cancelled several of Caius's laws, and especially called in question his proceedings at Carthage, omitting nothing that was likely to irritate him, that from some effect of his passion they might find out a tolerable pretence to put him to death.

As a consequence, the Community institutions cannot dispense with proper judicial review proceedings when implementing the Security Council resolutions in question within the Community legal order.

For Barnes et al. to claim that we did not make OSHA aware of the impact of workplace smoking restrictions on exposure before the close of the proceedings, when one of the authors was present at an OSHA expert workshop that was part of OSHA's "proceedings" where I presented the data analyses in question, is both astounding and false.