Sentence examples for provide a hearing from inspiring English sources

It would provide a hearing for aliens to seek relief from deportation if they were convicted of crimes but sentenced to less than five years in prison.

But his approach, which seems to have surprised even his own party, may at least provide a hearing for those who believe America needs to revolutionize the way it goes to war.

Therefore, the objective of our work was to provide a hearing system which combines reliable coupling to the auditory system with an easy implantation technique.

The four players did an admirable job of providing a hearing for a range of music.

The music industry's cultivation of "new" repertoire is providing a hearing for previously obscure women composers.

For each pair of headphones the company sells, it provides a hearing aid for a child in need through the Starkey Hearing Foundation.

Human Rights First has called on the Obama administration to back up its professed commitment against torture by systematically providing a hearing before a neutral arbiter before returning anyone in U.S. custody to a country where he fears persecution.

All this happened in March in the context of the unprecedented Republican Senate blockade against providing a hearing or vote, and in many cases even a meeting, to the President's well-qualified Supreme Court nominee, Chief Judge Merrick Garland of the DC Circuit, who has previously been praised even by Senate Republicans.

During her visit to the Rehabilitation Centre, the singer was introduced to Yana, a deaf child whose young life was turned around by the UNICEF supported facility, when she was provided a hearing aid at the age of three.

The inability to get a judge to provide a complete hearing or a full decision in a single case meant the Bronx courts ignored pressing constitutional questions about the city's controversial stop-and-frisk program.

He must either get an indictment from the grand jury or provide a preliminary hearing on the charges, in which a judge will determine whether there is enough evidence for the case to proceed.