Sentence examples for that such proceedings from inspiring English sources

That would be mitigated in part by a one-off payment from the state, which would reduce the cuts to 25% for the next five years but that, too, requires the approval of the state legislature.The bankruptcy of Central Falls is instructive in another sense, points out Matthew McGowan, a lawyer for the city's pensioners, in that such proceedings are fraught with legal uncertainties.

He urged that no players named in the report be disciplined, arguing that such proceedings "will keep everyone mired in the past".

It added: "A final, and particularly important, reason is that such proceedings would weaken UBS's legal position in pending cases, regardless of whether the former management is ever found to be liable".

It said the victims of the alleged offences had been denied the chance to pursue criminal proceedings, adding: "It is of obvious and particular concern that such proceedings did not take place as a result of what the CPS now consider to be wrong decisions".

In his book "The Milosevic Trial," he wrote that the lessons from that case and from Mr. Seselj's trial showed that such proceedings "are simply so complex and challenging that the potential for mischief, disruption, delay and ultimately fairness is too great".

(Although they appeared from transcripts to have been instigated by Judge Byron at the ICTR, last week the judge indicated that no such proceedings had in fact been commenced).

The officer then added grumpily: "One other point too I mentioned, that in such proceedings, the complete lack of security measures, so far as a National Picture Gallery was concerned, would be revealed and it might encourage others with a real felonious intent".

Criminal prosecutions against fans will surely be considered by local authorities, but as a prosecutor for more than 30 years, I know that any such proceedings will be slow and are likely to be eluded altogether by many deserving to share the responsibility.

Earlier this month, when the administration unveiled a complaint about Chinese car tariffs before the WTO, the president's campaign proudly noted that he had initiated such proceedings twice as often as his predecessor.

The new enforcement priorities also make it less likely that the government will begin such proceedings in the future against people who have no criminal records and pose no threat to national security.

Stewart cited such proceedings as proof that he had committed no crime.