Sentence examples for proceedings stemming from inspiring English sources

You would not expect legal proceedings stemming from a tax dispute to generate such excitement.

Court proceedings stemming from that episode have continued almost ever since; most recently, he has resisted -- he would say he is negotiating -- an order to pay $65,000 in damages to the former Dutchess County assistant district attorney whom he accused of raping Brawley.

U.S. District Judge Percy Anderson, who has handled the various proceedings stemming from obstruction allegations, must still approve the agreement.

He awoke each morning to attend the various legal proceedings stemming from the trial, stalking the conspirators in search of justice.

The books have been the subject of a number of legal proceedings, stemming either from claims by American Christian groups that the magic in the books promotes Wicca and witchcraft among children, or from various conflicts over copyright and trademark infringements.

The hitch in the proceedings stems from two problems.

For example, after watching the morning's proceedings, stem cell researcher John Gearhart of Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore said that he might opt out of the federal system and rely strictly on private funding.

Berry, now jailed in Georgia pending further proceedings on charges stemming from a different incident, told the story of what she said really happened to Arthur in a series of interviews with HuffPost.

The last chapter says that while critics have sought to "delegitimize" Mr. Gingrich by noting that he had admitted to an extramarital affair during the impeachment proceedings against Mr. Clinton stemming from the Monica Lewinsky affair, impeachment was truly "due to the fact that the president committed perjury in front of a sitting federal judge".

The overwhelming public interest in stemming climate change was absent from the proceedings and from the court's calculations.

Mr. Shollenberger contended the jump in the number of disciplinary proceedings over the years stemmed from changes put into effect at Columbia since 2006, like better training for resident advisers and the creation of the Office of Judicial Affairs and Community Standards.