Sentence examples for questions pending from inspiring English sources
A majority of the three judges designated may hear and determine the civil action and all questions pending therein.
Several colleagues said McElvain was in line to become director of the Justice Department's federal programs branch, which handles complex government policy questions pending before the courts.
There are still loads of questions, pending an investigation that it is not clear will even take place, not least as there may not even be the basis for one.
One of the major casting questions pending on Broadway is whether "Newsies," this spring's new Disney musical, will star Jeremy Jordan, whose performance as the newsboy Jack Kelly drew critical acclaim in the show's premiere in New Jersey last year and helped persuade Disney Theatrical Productions to transfer it to New York.
He saysThe only apparent reason for President Bush to drop Commissioner David Mason at this stage, an FEC candidate he had twice proposed for the Commission, is to prevent him from casting an adverse vote against Senator McCain on important enforcement questions pending at the Commission.The McCain campaign is denying any involvement in the matter.
At any hearing involving a new or revised charge, or a proposed new or revised charge, the burden of proof to show that the new or revised charge, or proposed charge, is just and reasonable shall be upon the carrier, and the Commission shall give to the hearing and decision of such questions preference over all other questions pending before it and decide the same as speedily as possible.
Whether the aviation company in fact owns the loan is a question pending in Russian courts.
The Court has a new and potentially very important case on this very question pending right now.
Ms. Anderson said the authorities' refusal to fully address that question pending a grand jury inquiry stoked doubts and street protests that turned violent.
Still, on this question, pending some further (and very belated) revelations, I'm willing to swallow my skepticism and accept the official story: Oswald was the lone shooter.
Reached by phone recently, Favo said he'd be happy to comment on how he ended up in the Midwest, or answer any other question, pending permission from the F.B.I., which, as he guessed correctly, was denied.
