Sentence examples for urgent hearing from inspiring English sources

A high court judge has ordered an urgent hearing of a legal challenge over the summer's GCSE English controversy mounted by an alliance of pupils, schools and councils.

However, a high court judge has since halted the extradition of the cleric and one of the other four, pending an urgent hearing in open court.

Maurice Blackburn Lawyers' team working on baby Ferouz's case has vowed to have the federal judgement "quashed" and on Thursday announced it is requesting an urgent hearing to argue for the child's right to stay in Australia.

The comments follow the federal government giving an undertaking not to return a group of 153 asylum seekers to Sri Lanka without 72 hours notice after an urgent hearing in the high court on Tuesday.

Mr. Tarrouche said French prosecutors initially said they would not prevent a showing of the video, but later joined with victims' families in seeking an urgent hearing before a Paris administrative court to stop the showing.

The Dutch driver Giedo van der Garde is seeking an urgent hearing in an Australian court to force the Sauber F1 team to reinstate him as a driver before next weekend's season-opening race.

Then an urgent High Court hearing on July 7th revealed the government had covertly handed over 41 Sri Lankan asylum seekers back to the Sri Lankan government without processing their claims for protection.

Officials have cautioned that even those who heard Chief Callan's command might have ignored it because they were simultaneously hearing urgent calls for help from fellow firefighters who were trapped and needed assistance.

As the shelling continued, you heard urgent shouts calling angrily for help.

Some Detroiters are inured to urgent warnings, having heard plenty of gloomy news about the city's finances, its miserable population losses (down by 25 percent last decade to about 713,000 residents), and its sometimes dubious political leadership.

1. Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë (1847) No character is closer to my heart than Jane, this stubborn, loyal, tiny girl who stares down English storms and hears urgent voices in the wind.