Sentence examples for proceedings mainly from inspiring English sources

It has been hobbled by higher costs than its competitors, who have all used bankruptcy proceedings mainly to restructure their labor contracts.

The fact that they're going at it for real fails to add any excitement to the proceedings, mainly because the characters' demonstrative lack of enthusiasm for one another rivals even the least memorable of college party encounters.

The proceedings mainly consisted of Representative Issa and others asserting that money spent on environmentally friendly fuels and jobs would be much better spent on "domestic carbon-based resources" — that is, dirtier fuels like oil, gas and coal.

What it does offer Weiss and Benioff and their colleagues is the opportunity to bring fresh yet lore-established blood into televisual proceedings, mainly in the shape of House Forrester.

The majority of the Old Bailey trial has been heard behind closed doors, at times with accredited journalists present but unable to report on proceedings, but mainly completely in secret.

But then there is the matter of their five-month, not-quite-extinguished love affair -- unfinished business that is meant to add an edge of tension to the proceedings but mainly serves as the occasion to revive such time-honored lines as "We're two of a kind, you and I".

In essence, Democrats could put the Senate in recess at the conclusion of Wednesday's mainly ceremonial proceedings to be highlighted by the swearing in of 13 new senators.

The first day of proceedings, which was devoted mainly to pretrial motions, the reading of charges, and the recording of "not guilty" pleas, already revealed that SCAF chief Mohammed Tantawi may have assumed command of security operations on January 28, just three days into the revolution and well before the violence erupted between protesters and camel-riding thugs on February 2nd.

Other sources of information were mainly conference proceedings and personal communications.

BB is the author of more than 130 peer-reviewed papers in international journals (both in medicine and engineering), more than 70 full proceedings papers in international conferences (mainly in biomedical engineering), over 360 abstracts at international conferences (mainly Medical) and more than 130 invited lectures.

Ninety-five people were released without charge, and alternative action – mainly cautions or immigration proceedings – was taken against the remaining 56.