Sentence examples for proceedings so that from inspiring English sources

Spain's justice minister, José María Michavila, promised to start criminal proceedings "so that those who seek to collaborate with terrorists must answer before the law".

He kept laptops out of the chamber, but voted for televised proceedings, so that the Senate would be visible to the people to whom it belonged.

His grandfather had begun adoption proceedings so that he could sponsor his grandson, but he had died before they were completed.

He seeks not just to run out the clock but, extraordinarily, to have this court turn back the clock in pending Florida contest proceedings so that he can declare the game over.

Secret cables reveal US doubts about the trial in The Hague of Charles Taylor, the former president of Liberia, amid allegations that one of the judges has manipulated proceedings so that she can personally give the verdict in the case.

At the latest hearing at Westminster Magistrates Courtt on Friday, a judge ruled that the High Court was the "most appropriate venue" to resolve the dispute, the Sunday Times reported, adjourning the LTDA's criminal proceedings so that a civil case could be launched.

At times, she talked so long or interrupted proceedings so often that she was escorted out of the room.

After the double murder, however, he not only was tried but also testified, ranting about electronic implants in proceedings so tumultuous that he was repeatedly ejected from the courtroom or gagged with duct tape.

Given the court proceedings so far and that the evidence that Mr. Pellicano was purportedly working for Mr. Grey and Mr. Fields when he came up with all this confidential information on Mr. Shandling, Mr. Fields' confidence about winning this case doesn't really come as much of a surprise.

A better approach involves opening up regulatory proceedings to public comment so that subject matter experts can weigh in.

"It is of the historical essence of habeas corpus that it lies to test proceedings so fundamentally lawless that imprisonment pursuant to them is not merely erroneous but void". Fay v. Noia, 372 U.S. 391, 423, 83 S.Ct.