Sentence examples for accepted the trial from inspiring English sources

The final blow came from Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who originally accepted the trial but then gave in to downtown business interests that opposed it for reasons of inconvenience.

Commentators have generally accepted the trial jury's verdict that the Claimant was Arthur Orton.

CALLER: And I know that it's a very prejudiced county and I knew that when they moved the trial there -- when they accepted the trial there -- what was going to happen.

Instead of accepting the trial court's proper findings, the appeals court created a new, indefensible rule, essentially rejecting the Supreme Court's Boumediene ruling.

As a result, the army had been forced to accept the trial of Mubarak and the election of Islamist leader Mohammed Morsi, posing a serious threat to its position in Egyptian life.

The appeals court seems simply to accept the trial court's analysis that participation by H.I.V.-positive inmates in all programs -- including even data-processing classes -- poses a risk of infection to others.

And two, he wanted to live as a high flyer, carrying on with multibillionaires, owning multiple properties in the Hamptons, and so he borrowed a lot of money and he bought a lot of stock in other companies on margin, and when the FDA announced that it was not going to accept the trial results in December 2001, he panicked.

"[S]ome professors of constitutional law have argued that we are bound to accept the trial judge's findings including those on major philosophical questions and predictions about the future unless they are 'clearly erroneous,'" Alito wrote in a lengthy footnote.

Athena casts the deciding vote which acquits Orestes, then pleads with the Furies to accept the trial's verdict and to transform themselves into "most loved of gods, with me to show and share fair mercy, gratitude and grace as fair".

'Having the chance of getting cryotherapy' was the major reason for accepting the trial.

The decision to accept the trial necessarily comes before the randomization procedure, which assigns the patient to a particular study arm.