Sentence examples for that all proceedings from inspiring English sources

But after 10 minutes the judge ruled that all proceedings would be closed to the public, citing concerns about the safety of the jury.

Earlier this week, Microsoft had urged that all proceedings temporarily stop to give the Supreme Court a chance to consider whether to throw the case out entirely because of the disparaging remarks made about the company by the trial judge who supervised the case.

The county's lawyers are demanding that the commission halt all proceedings related to Broadwater's proposal because the commission and state agencies "are unable to disclose certain information necessary to make the statutory determination required to authorize the project" as safe and in the public interest.

Judge Khanna ordered  Monday that all court proceedings in ths current case would take place "in camera," allowing only those directly connected with the case to be present in the courtroom, reiterating an earlier magistrate's order on the case.

On Monday, the Constitutional Court ordered that all trial proceedings since April 19 be disregarded because a procedural decision by a judge on the trial court sent the case into disarray.

He has asked that all condemnation proceedings be vacated, arguing, among other things, that people have been improperly evicted or harassed, minorities have been discriminated against and threats have been made to ruin people economically.

In 1788, the Lord Chancellor observed "that there appeared in all the proceedings respecting this business, a wish of distressing the property, and that it would probably be consumed in that very court to which... [the interested parties] seemed to apply for relief".

As was the rural idyll that opened proceedings, complete with real sheep and real geese.

His landlord told The Times that Lebewohl owed $107,000 and that eviction proceedings had started.

We suspect that, when all the legal proceedings are done, the courts will uphold Oregon's right to settle this issue for itself.

Although in this tableau she was the nominee and not the opposition witness — and although there was little of the raw tension and none of the unhinged free-for-all that characterized the earlier proceedings — there were unmistakable echoes.