Sentence examples for second pending from inspiring English sources
This is the second pending execution to be stayed in the past three weeks because of legal concern about the process of putting death row inmates to death.
The other reversed a similar ruling against a prosecutor who had written a novel whose plot bore similarities to a second pending case.
If Mr. Kwon were counted as a Republican and not an independent — and if a second pending nominee, Bruce Harris, an avowed Republican, is confirmed — that would give the Republicans four members of the bench to two registered Democrats, as well as a sitting independent, Justice Jaynee LaVecchia, whom Democrats have sought to paint as a Republican.
The case is the second pending whistleblower lawsuit against Education Management, which is partially owned by Goldman Sachs.
But he also expressed optimism that the third pending trade deal, the one with Panama, might be done soon.
"They took the risk and it caught up with them," said Mr. Hogan, 67, a retired electrical engineer who holds two issued patents himself and has a third pending.
The second-place Padres won the first three games of their four-game series with Arizona and joined the Diamondbacks in a virtual tie for first, pending the outcome of their game last night.
"Why would we place the investment we've made in jeopardy, just so that a handful of companies try to win a race?" Senator Aniskovich said the third pending cable project, the Islander East natural gas pipeline (for which the Siting Council was holding public hearings last week) would go through his neighborhood before hitting the water to cross the Sound.
A third pending case threatened a huge defeat for public employee unions over the fees they charge for nonmembers.
So imagine how confusing it must be to an outsider who has seventy searchable translations of the Quran accessible to him in seconds pending a Google search.
Some never married at all or married late in life, spending their wartime youth (First or Second, de- pending on the woman) working in army factories, passing out rudimentary birth control, or helping out with the Nazi resistance.
