Sentence examples for regular hearings from inspiring English sources

Judge Sullivan set the next status hearing in the case for mid-November and will hold regular hearings to make sure Barclays is complying with the agreement.

The new committees pored over intelligence budgets and held regular hearings (mostly in closed session).

Taneyev's songs, chamber music and Fourth Symphony get regular hearings, and lovers of Russian opera have always been aware of "Oresteia".

For the first time since regular hearings began in the case last spring, Mr. Skakel appeared at ease in the courtroom.

It also overlooks the fact that the House Financial Services Committee and the Senate banking committee have jurisdiction over the S.E.C. and should hold regular hearings on the agency's activities.

Parliament has done slightly better, by establishing its right to interrogate the central-bank president at regular hearings.But a common foreign and security policy for Europe will be a different matter, should it ever come to pass.

Chairs and chief executives of local public bodies, such as councils, will face regular public hearings as part of plans to increase accountability.

Even the once customary practice of announcing contracts at regular public hearings has stopped, thus removing transparency from the operations of the department.

Regular court hearings were delayed for hours due to a lack of personnel, and courts appointed to question the thousands of detained suspected coup plotters are working overtime.

Having handed back those powers to the bank, and added some more, politicians must hold it to account through regular parliamentary hearings and appoint top-class experts as external members of its committees.

But accommodating regular Council hearings and ceremonial events will require some adjustments, according to Jamie McShane, a spokesman for Ms. Quinn, and Mark Daly, a spokesman for the city's Department of Citywide Administrative Services, during a brief tour Wednesday of the bank's cavernous lobby, which will soon double as the Council chambers.