Sentence examples for rules hearing from inspiring English sources

They also say a ground rules hearing should be held in advance of the trial so that the victim is aware of what to expect and how long the proceedings in court should take.

House leaders had set a 5 40 p.m. rules hearing to move ahead, but canceled it after the Heritage Foundation, Red State and FreedomWorks all slammed the GOP proposal as unacceptable.

The basic legislative proposals of the "Stanley plan," the Washington Post reported, were worked out at a secret meeting on July 2 in the United States House Committee on Rules hearing room in the United States Capitol.

Then there would have to be another conference meeting, then another Rules Committee hearing.

The authorization for that lawsuit went through a Rules Committee hearing with expert witnesses, and Slaughter said potential legal action on the immigration executive actions should take a similar path.

We studied the effect of the introduction of a seven valent conjugate pneumococcal vaccine on two previous developed prediction rules for hearing loss and academic or behavioral limitations in the Netherlands.

He ruled after hearing arguments from the government and lawyers for three health organizations.

Some courts have ruled that hearing the word "nigger" constitutes a provocation to violence similar to receiving a physical blow.

Judge Kurt D. Engelhardt of Federal District Court ruled after hearing from lawyers who brokered a deal resolving nearly all remaining court claims over formaldehyde in trailers provided by the Federal Emergency Management Agency following Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.

The administration drafted the new rule after hearing complaints from scores of hospitals and doctors who said the old standards were onerous and confusing, exposed them to suits and fines and encouraged people to seek free care in emergency rooms.

Mrs. Clinton likely won't acknowledge any nominee pronouncement until May 31, when the Democratic Party's rules committee hears challenges to its decision to strip Florida and Michigan of their convention votes, writes The Wall Street Journal.