close the proceedings

A gala program will close the proceedings on June 29.

I have indeed left the President a minute to spare so that he can close the proceedings.

He closed the proceeding and moved to another case with no apparent regret.

Thus, at midnight, closed the proceedings of our curious and interesting party.

The judge then charged all nine with contempt and banged his gavel to close the proceedings.

These witnesses testified on Monday, but at their request the presiding judge closed the proceedings to the public.

Mr. Sutton said that further appeals to close the proceedings would be "useless."

This closed the proceedings of the evening.

Rupert was down for the unimportant task of moving the complimentary vote to the chairman which should close the proceedings.

And when the Scopes monkey trial concluded, the presiding judge closed the proceedings as he'd opened them each day - with a prayer.

The court closed the proceedings against K. Karunakaran after his death in December 2010.

They will close the proceedings.

THE evidence of the doctors and the chemists closed the proceedings on the first day of the Trial.

With relatives of the victims looking on, the judge closed the proceedings, saying, "The defendant is remanded to the custody of the sheriff, without bail."

A prosecutor, Michael G. McGovern, rose, and objected to closing the proceeding.

Finally early in 1669 he closed the proceedings, with a speech in praise of himself and his fellow judges for their impartiality and skill.

At G.E.'s request, Judge Spiegel closed the proceedings to the public and to the press.

After Drew answered questions concisely on the time taken for the application and removal of make-up, a rather over-zealous coroner once more closed the proceedings.

Mohnke closed the proceedings and turned Fegelein over to Rattenhuber and his security squad.

Then, two years and six days after the landmark antitrust suit was filed, Judge Jackson formally closed the proceedings, saying: "The matter is submitted.

It was attended by Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao who officially closed the proceedings.

When asked why he closed the proceedings, O'Brien responded "I think thugs will not rule New Hampshire."

'We have seen the spirits fight, in this we are all brothers,' Mr Nguni said and the roar of the black crowd closed the proceedings.

His lawyer, Mr. Roth, with the government's consent, asked Magistrate Peck to close the proceedings, a transcript shows.

Rather than expelling the disruptive observers, however, O'Brien closed the proceedings to the entire public, including a police officer and two former NH lawmakers.