Sentence examples for standard proceeding from inspiring English sources

Her métier is folk and blues, which she accompanies with acoustic guitar (the band adds drums, violin, electric bass, and electric guitar) — a standard proceeding but, in her hands, a strange and wonderful business.

In August, Ludlow House was the subject of a "500-foot hearing," a standard proceeding for an application for an establishment within 500 feet of three or more existing bars or restaurants.

In August, Ludlow House was the subject of a "500-foot hearing," a standard proceeding for an application for an establishment within that distance of three or more existing ones.

In the Commons on Thursday, the government Chief Whip, Julian Smith, denied newspaper reports that there was any plan to restrict the debate to 90 minutes and a single amendment - which would be the default position for a standard proceeding under an act of Parliament, but that timing has often been stretched in the past and there would be huge pressure to stretch it in this case.

Curry also questioned if Amendola had "done his homework," since he said he waived the right to the preliminary hearing because he was not permitted to question the accusers' credibility, which was a standard proceeding of such hearings.

Conversion to the new standard proceeded slowly, [n.7] partly as a result of the sheer number of competing designs on the market.

At the same time, the plan to remanufacture existing AV-8Bs to the Plus standard proceeded.

Mr. Holder's statement read in part: "While I explained that the standard to proceed in federal court is high, I indicated that the review is a priority, that we have not ruled anything out and that it will be conducted as thoroughly and expeditiously as possible".

A standard proposal proceeds by way of the continuum-valued, truth-functional semantics devised by Łukasiewicz.

However, Do Not Track is a technology and proposal that's currently being debated by the industry, with those companies dependent on ad revenue, like Yahoo, TechCrunch parent AOL, and others, fighting with browser makers on how the push toward a Do Not Track standard should proceed.

The fraternity said the woman did not meet the legal standard to proceed under a pseudonym, and was being allowed to defame the organization anonymously.