Sentences with phrase «generally hold a hearing»

Not exact matches

Although European elections are generally seen as second - order elections across all member states, the turn - out of 20.84 % in Croatia was especially low, but the often - heard explanation that parties did not invest much time or money in getting the vote out for a one - year term simply does not hold water.

That said, it won't hold as much of a charge as a typical eInk device (i.e. Kobo, Sony, or the famous Kindle) which can generally hold a charge for reading for weeks (I've heard 2 - 3 weeks is typical, whereas mine lasts within about 1.5 weeks), whereas this would require (in typical conditions) daily charges.

I think it's important when listening to the great investors — even Buffett — to keep in mind this math when you hear ubiquitous investment advice and generally accepted wisdom regarding turnover, investment time frames and holding periods.

Generally, with domestic abuse charges the individual will be held for a bail hearing before being released from police custody.

Generally, a hearing is held before a judge only, while a trial might be before a judge or a jury.

The Eastern District, he noted, generally holds claim construction hearings after the parties have done a large amount of pretrial discovery.

Courts are reluctant to second - guess a tribunal's decision not to hold an oral hearing and will generally only intervene to prevent manifest unfairness: Xwave Solutions Inc v. Canada (Public Works & Government Services), 2003 FCA 301.

In this case, the Court held that the allegation of fraud was a serious matter based on credibility, that it is generally considered difficult to prove, and that this favored an oral hearing.

The Court found that generally where the credibility of witnesses is considered relevant, its importance to the process often weighs in favour of holding an oral hearing.

If the court finds the noncustodial parent in contempt, the court will generally hold a show - cause hearing, where the parent who disobeyed the court order will have an opportunity to explain her actions to the judge.