Sentence examples similar to proceedings may result from inspiring English sources
"Even if an appeal was successful this may result in further proceedings before a tribunal, incurring a greater cost to the public purse.
4 5 AHT is often denied and may result in controversial legal proceedings.
"We enclose by way of service upon you an interim schedule of dilapidation and wants of repair Kindly note the failure to address the disrepairs itemised in the enclosed schedule may result in the issue and service of proceedings".
"We also told them that such placement may result in the issuance of summonses and/or commencement of legal proceedings".
And if neither insect backs down, a protracted acoustic duel may result, the scientists report in the 18 September early online edition of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
Now, a study in The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences points out a specific risk: by promoting the growth of certain organisms, iron enrichment may result in the harmful production of a neurotoxin.
Early contractions may result.
Studies in human medicine suggest that trial results from conference proceedings may be poorly reported.
"Concerns have been raised that in some of those cases criminal proceedings may have been taken but the existence of the files not revealed, resulting in their not being disclosed as part of the prosecution process.
