Sentence examples for reach a hearing from inspiring English sources

They have not had a case reach a hearing since 1992.

His case took years to reach a hearing because of a state law that requires the city to show evidence that it has given the teacher a chance to improve and instruction on how to do so.

The appeal may take two years to even reach a hearing.

40% that reached a hearing were successful; thousands more were resolved beforehand.

Failing to come to terms on a new contract by their hearing, Weber's case went to arbitration on August 2 – the first time in NHL history that a team-elected arbitration candidate had reached a hearing.

The case brought by Ms Miller, 29, who was the subject of stories about her relationship with actor Jude Law based on hacked messages, yesterday became the first to reach a settlement hearing after Rupert Murdoch's News International announced last month that it was admitting liability in eight cases, including that of the actress, and was setting up a £20m compensation fund.

He said this stage of the process was expected to take another eight months before it would reach a first hearing.

The three judges from the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit in Cincinnati heard arguments for 90 minutes on the second challenge to the health care law to reach an appellate hearing.

Another senior Senate Republican, Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, said on Sunday that Rice had a "lot of questions" to answer, should she reach a Senate confirmation hearing as secretary of state.

The judge ruled that the Home Office complaints were "at the more serious end of the spectrum of seriousness" and that the tribunal "failed to apply its mind to a very large amount of evidence before it" even though it took 16 months to reach a decision after hearing the evidence in the case.

Figures obtained by the Guardian under the Freedom of Information Act show 21 offences involving the throwing or sending of dangerous substances reached a first hearing at a magistrates' court in the UK last year – more than four times as many as in 2012 when just five did.