Sentence examples for proceedings not only from inspiring English sources

Above all, we should make justice available to everyone by introducing administrative proceedings not only for businesses but also to hear disputes between citizens and officials.

However, UBS added that "he regards the decision of the board of directors to refrain from legal proceedings not only as appropriate, but also as necessary" in the interests of UBS and shareholders.

If the decisions remain intact, they could end treason proceedings not only against Mr. Pasko, but also against other Russian scholars and researchers swept up in what critics call a resurgence of official suspicion of foreigners.

The sentencing decision of the judge might be the most important decision in the criminal proceedings, not only because of the impact the punishment has on the offender, but also because the sentencing decision is a cornerstone of the legitimacy of the entire criminal justice system.

Sidney Taurel Sidney Taurel, chief executive of Eli Lilly, is likely to keep a close eye on the proceedings, not only because his firm has a deep pipeline of PPAR drugs.

Further, proceedings must not only be fair, they must "appear fair to all who observe them". Wheat v. United States, 486 U. S. 153, 160 (1988).

In the House of Lords last month, a Liberal Democrat peer, Lady Northover, asked Lord Goldsmith to consider taking proceedings "against not only those who carried out these unlawful killings but those higher up the chain of command in the Israel defence forces and elsewhere who may have aided and abetted them".

To so construe § 106(a) does not constitute an expansion of 'the words used by Congress beyond their well-understood meaning.' Bifurcation of judicial review of deportation proceedings is not only inconvenient; it is clearly undesirable and not the necessary result from a fair interpretation of the pertinent statutory language.

The conference and its proceedings reflect not only the tremendous growth of robotics as a discipline but also the desire in the robotics community for a flagship event at which the best of the research in the field can be presented.

In 1993 the Fed, pressed by Congress to make its proceedings less opaque, not only promised to publish transcripts of the FOMC's future meetings, but also opened up its archive.

These false imprisonments -- ICE has no legal authority to detain a citizen for deportation proceedings -- are not only alarming, they are unconstitutional deprivations of liberty.