Sentence examples for proper hearing from inspiring English sources

The perspectives of non-western observers are rarely given a proper hearing.

Some in the audience tried to assert that the press was to blame for not giving advertising a proper hearing.

But it is surely time the issue was given a full and proper hearing in the London housing debate.

Questions about the rapid development of China's high-speed rail network have simmered under the surface for years but were never given a proper hearing.

Fair play dictates that the accused be given a proper hearing and thus a chance to defend themselves against charges that may be overblown, or even entirely fictitious.

I know that this courage exists – the open question is whether, in this world of torrential distraction, it can still receive a proper hearing.

He was anxious for Handel's works to get a proper hearing-the composer wrote 4 or 5 hundred works in various forms.

"We don't view this as an official or a proper contempt hearing," Mr. Genser said.

"A denial of the provision of information that could enable a proper adversarial hearing in my view would amount to a denial of the opportunity to contest," Judge Harvey wrote.

To me, the important issues are melatonin, food, and the hernia operation, but not so important I'll pack it in and waive my rights to a proper sentencing hearing with witnesses who can establish that the only national conspiracy I'm involved in is the medical marijuana movement, and the only international dimension is the ibogaine movement.

Unlike the show trial put on by Republicans against President Clinton, a proper impeachment hearing would involve a fair and objective presentation of the facts without hyperbole or political gamesmanship.