Sentence examples for suspended application from inspiring English sources

"The district court," Microsoft stated, "largely suspended application of the federal rules of evidence, admitting numerous newspaper and magazine articles and other rank hearsay".

"At trial," the brief adds, "the district court largely suspended application of the Federal Rules of Evidence, admitting into evidence numerous newspaper and magazine articles and other rank hearsay".

In its brief, Microsoft asserted that the district court "largely suspended application of the federal rules of evidence, admitting into evidence numerous newspaper and magazine articles and other rank hearsay".

STATEMENT OF THE CASE The Trial At trial, the district court largely suspended application of the Federal Rules of Evidence, admitting into evidence numerous newspaper and magazine articles and other rank hearsay.

Many others had suspended applications for the top ranking.

African-Americans make up thirty-two per cent of the state's population, but they represent nearly seventy per cent of the suspended applications.

Kemp also blamed the New Georgia Project, a group founded by Abrams to register more African Americans to vote, for most of the suspended applications.

The council has suspended applications from medical graduates wishing to practice in the UK whose degrees are from UK-based institutions claiming accreditation from five medical schools in Russia and Africa, pending the outcome of its investigation.

We continue to be in contact with UberMedia and hope that they will bring the suspended applications into compliance with our policies soon.

Suspending application of the speedy trial right in the period between successive prosecutions ignores the real impact of the initial charge on a criminal defendant and serves absolutely no governmental interest.

I am not sure if this is because, just a few days ago, President Clinton thanked the Union for the position that it has adopted - in exchange, of course, for suspending application of, but not annulling, the unacceptable Helms-Burton Act.