Sentences with phrase «part of the hearing»

There are other reasons for not using the telephone as part of a hearing.

You and your witnesses, if any, submit evidence in the first part of the hearing.

As for the second part of the hearing, the senators will hear directly from the public.

Bratton, along with other NYPD brass including Chief Philip Banks, was testifying before the Public Safety Committee as part of hearings on the city's preliminary budget.

Before I left that church I lost part of my hearing in one ear because of the inordinately loud LOUD music.

An inquiry committee will hear procedural arguments for two days next week in Quebec City before the evidentiary part of the hearings begins on May 4.

«But music is a different animal and hasn't always been part of the hearing aid design process.»

Nevertheless, Rhinela yunga is distinct from all related species in absence of a tympanic membrane, a round membranous part of hearing organ being normally visible on both sides of a toad's head.

The Expeditioner: What is the most rewarding part of hearing such positive feedback from people all over the world?

Author Jeff Biggers has a must - read Huffington Post recap of the censored parts of the hearing.

McCormick's mistake was not significant to his client; the substantive part of the hearing was over.

Any other part of the hearing may be conducted in French if, in the opinion of the presiding judge or officer, it can be so conducted.

The video below shows part of the hearing for one recent nominee to the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.

Oral disciplinary hearings under the new legislation must be open to the public, with the caveat that the panel will retain certain discretion to close parts of a hearing when the interests of a person or the public interest weigh in favour of such partial non-disclosure.

Tom Tanton, Director of Science and Technology Assessment for the Energy & Environment Legal Institute, will testify on July 24th in front of the U.S. House Subcommittee on Energy and Power as part of their hearing on «Laboratories of Democracy: The Economic Impacts of State Energy Policies.»

(7) In exceptional circumstances, if the Judicial Council determines, in accordance with the criteria established under subsection 51.1 (1), that the desirability of holding open hearings is outweighed by the desirability of maintaining confidentiality, it may hold all or part of the hearing in private.

The question whether the defendant «has anything to say» is put by the judge after the evidentiary part of the hearing has concluded and after argument.

Part of me hears «manipulation, controlling, domination.»

The testimony in Nassau County matrimonial court was part of a hearing to determine whether the former senator will keep temporary custody of the couple's two children, ages 7 and 9, as the D'Amatos go through a divorce.

Scientists aren't sure if the neurons are triggered by the death of hair cells (which detect normal level sound as part of hearing) or simply dangerous sound levels.

To test that scenario's accuracy, fisheries ecologist Karin Limburg of the State University of New York, Syracuse, studied the animals» otolith, a little bone under the brain that is part of its hearing and balance system.

Their testimonies were the part of that hearing that Congressional leaders would apparently rather bury than acknowledge.

I have not seen the documents relied on by the Law Society, nor did I attend any part of the hearing.

As part of that hearing, select witnesses were invited to testify before the Committee.

Diana DeGette was part of the hearing that converged to discuss this issue.

When presented with such a situation where a member of the press attends all or part of a hearing the first step is to ensure that the journalist is an accredited media representative.

This direction may be given at any stage of the proceedings and may relate to all or part of the proceedings and all or part of the hearing.

The judge will consider whether the risk arises from the mere fact of media presence at the particular hearing, or whether the risk can be adequately addressed by exclusion of journalists from just a part of the hearing.

(c) copies of the transcript of any part of the hearing that is not the subject of an order prohibiting publication are available to any person at that person's expense.

(2) If a transcript of a part of a hearing that is the subject of an order prohibiting publication is filed with a court in respect of proceedings, only the court and the parties to the proceedings may examine it unless the court orders otherwise.

Determining that a violation of one or more Articles has occurred is only a part of a Hearing Panel's job.

First we need a public system of «justice» within the Industry so that «outsiders» are part of every hearing and have input into the severity of every offence committed and the amount of penalty handed out to every offender.

(d) the possibility that privilege or confidentiality might require that all or part of the hearing be closed to the public, or that exhibits and other evidence be excluded from public access,