Sentence examples for the present proceeding from inspiring English sources
The magistrate wrote, "The Court would note that Roberson's federal counsel was also his state habeas counsel, and he had the opportunity to present the claim in the state habeas corpus proceedings; nonetheless, he failed to present the claim until the present proceeding".
Though they reach radically different conclusions on the process that ought to attend the present proceeding, the parties begin on common ground.
The presented transition states are shown to be connected to the presented proceeding and preceding energy minima, respectively.
A weak, but significant (P < 0.01), positive relationship exists between distance from edges and upper-layer soil moisture, indicating that some inhibitive effect on smoldering may be present proceeding toward the centers of larger swamp patches.
If you are the only person present, proceed to rescue the victim.
The present copolymerization proceeded via a complexed radical mechanism.
The present study proceeded in accordance with our institutional ethics committee, and all patients and/or their relatives provided written, informed consent to participate in the study.
The present paper proceeds further, by considering the economic aspects of PVT technology, based on which invaluable policy-related conclusions can be drawn concerning the incentives that would need to be in place to accelerate the widespread uptake of such systems.
For the present they would proceed on false assumptions-assumptions shed in her huge fatigue, like arms and equipment discarded on the march, which whether recovered or regretted at some later stage, had become an intolerable encumbrance in extremity.
In the present paper, we proceed by using a quasi-experimental design to analyze whether the recent land-policy changes in China, which improved land security rights of farmers, have increased employment in off-farm activities.
I'm thereby forced to assert that what we call the stream of the present cannot logically proceed from what we are forced to admit no longer exists (the past).
