Sentence examples for time proceedings from inspiring English sources

Although Belhaj's lawyers have already launched proceedings against the British government, the latest action is against Straw personally, and is thought to be the first time proceedings of this kind have been taken against a former foreign secretary.

Although black clouds were still lingering menacingly on the horizon, by the time proceedings got under way, steam was rising from the ground in the warm sunshine and many of the players donned baseball caps to shield their eyes.

At the same time, proceedings had grown to several thousand pages in length, necessitating additional expense.

The session was supposed to begin at 10 00 a.m., but as delegates, slowed by the long commute from the hotels to the Coliseum and fatigue from the first two days, did not arrive on time, proceedings did not begin until 10 45.

At times proceedings took a tetchy turn, as a stone-faced Clinton replied to what she appeared to view as patronising offers from committee members, then took to putting her head in her hand as she awaited familiar questions.

6.12am BST The prime minister has called time on proceedings.

By the time the proceedings were over, the disorder of New Jersey's halfway-house system was on vivid display.

By the time the proceedings were over, much of what the conservative justices said in court seemed like part of a politically driven exercise — especially because the issues addressed on Wednesday were not largely constitutional in nature.

"In one case where [the CCTV footage] was viewed at court for the first time, the proceedings were dropped because what was shown fatally undermined the prosecution case," the report states.

Workers could lose protections related to matters like vacation time, disciplinary proceedings, and how job assignments and workplace conditions are determined, the labor leaders told reporters outside 26 Federal Plaza.

In an attempt to improve diversity, Neuberger said there would be half-day "insight sessions" offered to prospective candidates where they would be given a tour of the court, allowed to spend time observing proceedings, and offered a private meeting with a current supreme court justice.