Sentence examples for the full proceedings from inspiring English sources

But the full proceedings of those conferences remain unpublished – despite claims to the contrary by a senior WHO spokesman reported in Le Monde Diplomatique.

Although the full proceedings on Moussaoui's request are sealed, Judge Brinkema relied in part on a report filed by Dr. Raymond Patterson, a court-appointed psychiatrist.

But the Jollier Roger mood doesn't color the full proceedings: Richard Thompson's "General Taylor and Michael Giraa's "Whiskey Johnny" are as traditional as anything on the earlier set.

They have asked the courts to stop the department of corrections from drawing a curtain over the viewing window, preventing reporters seeing the full proceedings, as happened 16 minutes into Lockett's execution.

The full proceedings will be posted shortly on this webpage (see right-hand column).

A CD (available on request to [email protected]) of the full proceedings was available, and participants invited to give a main paper also had the opportunity to submit it for publication in this special issue of GSE.

The proposal to restrict coverage to the appeal court, covering mainly legal arguments and judgments, rather than full proceedings, was seen as a compromise between the judiciary and Government.

But the mere attempt to get the parties to sit down and talk before going through the full legal proceedings could represent a positive step, Mr. Thompson said.

BB is the author of more than 130 peer-reviewed papers in international journals (both in medicine and engineering), more than 70 full proceedings papers in international conferences (mainly in biomedical engineering), over 360 abstracts at international conferences (mainly Medical) and more than 130 invited lectures.

The long full trial proceedings in the case of Lieutenant William Calley left no room for doubt that he did in fact kill many unresisting Vietnamese villagers at My Lai 4, or Son My, or whatever the place is rightly called, when he was an infantry platoon commander three years ago.

To prevent any repeat of such disclosures, Cameron told MPs the government intended to publish a green paper setting out "proposals for how intelligence is treated in the full range of judicial proceedings, including addressing the concerns of our allies".