Sentence examples for start hearings from inspiring English sources

Portugal's opposition on Tuesday voted to start hearings in Parliament on whether the government tried to remove troublesome journalists.

The House of Representatives is due to start hearings next week to grapple with the matter.Meanwhile, the Senate's hearings on jueteng are also generating plenty of theatrics.

Congress may also be inspired to change the national poverty formula, and was due to start hearings on July 17th.Poverty is an important part of Mr Bloomberg's agenda.

Also, a long-promised public inquiry into the business dealings of Brian Mulroney, a former Conservative prime minister and Harper adviser, will start hearings early next year.

ALBANY, July 31 — Senate Republicans said Tuesday that they would start hearings as early as next week that could become a public forum for investigating Gov. Eliot Spitzer's administration.

The special tribunal set up to try Saddam, 68, and his top aides will start hearings within two months, and Dujail will be the first of up to 14 cases against the former dictator, a government spokesman said yesterday.

In 1973, Senator Joseph M. Montoya, Democrat of New Mexico, had started hearings on the I.R.S.

Suddenly, there is an explosion of doubt about the policy.California's legislature, alarmed by the Strauss report, has started hearings on the subject.

Clive Betts, chair of the Commons CLG committee and Margaret Hodge, chair of the PAC, have started hearings on the draft local audit bill, which abolishes the Audit Commission.

Congress convened a Special Subcommittee on the Invasion of Privacy and started hearings into the government's databank proposal in July 1966.

In preparation, the Science and Technology Committee, a cross-party group of MPs, is investigating the matter and started hearings on October 15th.The committee has drawn its remit tightly, focusing on the science and refusing to address matters moral or ethical.