Sentence examples for a trial would be from inspiring English sources

Such a trial would be unprecedented, but far from impossible.

More to the point, such a trial would be unethical.

Saunders' decision has angered campaigners, who believe a trial would be in the public interest.

It remained unclear when, or if, a trial would be held.

He said a trial would be used by the government "to inflame" the jury.

Instead, the court in Washington said a trial would be necessary.

"So a trial would be embarrassing to the DoD [Department of Defence] whatever happens.

He did not say what charges the rebel chief would face or when a trial would be held.

Taha Baara, spokesman for Libya's attorney general, said on 1 January a trial would be held "within a month".

The Ulster County district attorney later dropped the charges, saying that a trial would be needless and divisive.

A fair trial would be a "farce", he said.