Sentence examples for that proceedings to from inspiring English sources

Lawyers for the CPS and MoD argued that proceedings to enforce the confiscation order and to try to collect more money from the family under the bankruptcy should be allowed to go ahead "in the public interest".

The admission contradicts the legal advice given to social workers a week before the toddler died that proceedings to remove him from his family could not go ahead because the risk "threshold" to trigger an application to take him into care had not been crossed.

"For them, that means taking proceedings to the High Court in London, they feel that is the only opportunity they now have to be recognised and to be compensated".

On Wednesday, a district judge rejected a petition challenging the order that declared the proceedings to be private, ruling that the magistrate's assessment of the situation in the courtroom on Monday could not be questioned or reviewed.

"It is not difficult to envisage that, in legal proceedings to follow, individual soldiers will argue the defence of justification by reason of this legal advice," he added.

Critic Chris Tookey singled out writer-director Debbie Isitt "for co-writing the atrocious songs that bring the proceedings to a grisly climax".

They appealed the verdict, Clark said, but never got a ruling affirming or denying their guilt because of Italian judicial rules that require court proceedings to be dropped if they aren't concluded by a legally prescribed deadline.

The journalists' union said that legal proceedings to shut down RTVV would take at least two months.

While Silver emphasized that the proceedings to remove Sterling would be happening rather quickly, almost certainly they won't be settled until after a long legal fight.

Now, as the director of Justice, I work for an organisation that intervened in court proceedings to ensure that, thanks to the Human Rights Act, there is an independent inquiry into the death of Baha Mousa.

Its ending (watch it) delivers a couple of bruising blindsides that recontextualise what you knew about proceedings to that point, lending unexpectedly relatable, affecting closure to so many hours of explicit murder.