Sentence examples for quick hearings from inspiring English sources

A Justice Department spokesman, Erik Ablin, said the government was working toward quick hearings for detainees, but was determined to take every precaution to avoid having dangerous people released.

If they have quick hearings, we'll do very long floor debates, and we can hold things up for a long time on the floor ― even though we can't stop them from scheduling the hearings when they want.

In the past, said Walter Patterson, a disability lawyer in Statesville, N.C., clients who received a foreclosure warning were pushed up the waiting list for quicker hearings.

Should talks fail, she indicated, the company faces the prospect of a quick series of hearings next spring to enable her to fashion a tough and broad penalty.

The judge also indicated that if the talks failed, the company faced the prospect of a quick series of hearings next spring that would enable her to fashion a tough and broad penalty.

Each had served as an alderman on the St . Louiscity council, and they'd sat in on many cable television hearings, a quick course in broadcasting.

This year the Government introduced the Transforming Summary Justice initiative, which was intended to speed cases through the magistrates courts and encourage quick guilty pleas at first hearings.

Mr. Perkins, who shepherded the bill through hearings and a quick passage, also suggested that Mr. Bloomberg's veto was connected to his association with the Independence Party, which supported Mr. Bloomberg's mayoral bid, and has a representative on the Charter Revision Commission and has opposed the Council's effort.

Now that the court is poised to hear cases that could reshape the nation, the American public is once again begging for the quick release of audio from hearings.

"They're not really proud of this cabinet, and so they want the hearings to be as quick, as short and as bunched up as they can be".

And, in any case, they say, the solution to the injury issue is not complicated: the county should haul officers into hearings more quickly and provide quicker trips to the doctor.