Sentence examples for stem from proceedings from inspiring English sources
Many of his problems with the law stem from proceedings that they initiated.The best-known prosecutor, Antonio Di Pietro, who left the courts to go into politics, said he would sue Mr Berlusconi over his remarks.
The deportation proceedings against General Vides stem from that decision.
Handwritten notes included participants' quotes and paraphrased excerpts from proceedings.
Such feats of recognition, reported online today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B, likely stem from the deep bonds that horses form with their caretakers a useful alliance for chasing bandits down in the Old West.
The proceedings against the prime minister have already dragged on for many years and stem from events almost two decades ago.
Other differences stem from geography.
Did it stem from patriotic conviction?
These calculations stem from two dangerous perceptions.
Violence doesn't stem from poverty.
So what did it stem from?
