Sentence examples for a trial regime from inspiring English sources

Liberty said its application to the court of appeal argued Shayler was subjected to a trial regime which placed him under a "unique handicap".

President Obama has kept open the possibility that some detainees who are not prosecuted in federal court and not transferred to other countries could be held in some other detention or trial regime.

There is clearly a case for giving the new regime a trial, but it must be in the fullest glare of publicity.

His Dresden sojourn, from 1985 to 1990, in the twilight of the East German Communist regime, proved a trial by fire.

In the second half of 1992, Yeltsin's government organized a trial of the Communist Party, but the Russian people, preoccupied with economic hardship, showed no interest in learning more about the crimes committed by the regime, and the trial proved meaningless.

Previous studies in other literatures suggested the optimum curing regimes based on a number of trial curing regimes.

The 16-year-old from Bishop Auckland, Team GB's youngest athlete, juggled studying for her GCSEs with a 30-hours-a-week training regime and Olympic trials to earn her place in Brazil and on Tuesday evening she bagged bronze after scoring 14.933 with a virtually flawless 90-second floor routine.

For instance, learning about p-values could be embedded within consideration of an article reporting the results of a clinical trial of treatment regimes for Type I Diabetes.

It is important, however, that parents and children are aware of the risk for drug toxicity within a clinical trial and/or a treatment regime.

In a meta-analysis of four small randomized trials, this regime appeared to provide 60% protection in adults but in children data about its effectiveness are not available [ 94].

The Gotovina case became a proxy trial of the Tudjman regime.