Sentence examples for a trial from from inspiring English sources

His policy of ambiguity involves balancing pressures from both internal and external groups, including demands for a trial from most Western nations and pressure against a trial from China, a long-term sponsor of the Khmer Rouge.

Mr. Berlusconi, who is being tried separately in the case, must begin a trial from scratch, with a new court, and the statute of limitations expires in 2011.

In the past, I have found Baumbach's narcissistically insular comedies something of a trial, from the semi-autobiographical traumas of The Squid and the Whale to the grating self-absorptions of Margot at the Wedding and Greenberg.

The novel's subject is faith and the Bradleys' faith is subjected through the course of it to a trial from which even Ian – staunch believer that everything is ultimately as it should be – emerges shaken.

In fact, one question will be how a judge will prevent a trial from turning into a forum on the American war on terrorism, including the Bush administration's interrogation policies.

THE news that the prime minister of a large democracy had been thwarted in his efforts to move a trial from one city to another would not normally be a cause for cheer.

Funding has been obtained for commencement of the OPTIMIST-A trial from the RHH Research Foundation (for 2011 and 2012), and from the Australian NH&MRC for the years 2013 2017.

Furthermore, it presents the results of a combined analysis of the two neonatal vitamin A trials from Guinea-Bissau.

The presence of an intervention distinguishes a clinical trial from a prospective cohort study.

The presence of a control group delineates a clinical trial from a case series.

Two were RCTs, one large trial (n=3141 children) from a low-income country and a smaller trial from a middle-income country.