Sentence examples for aftermath of this trial from inspiring English sources

Maybe in the aftermath of this trial, New Yorkers can hope for some introspection at 1 Police Plaza, another look at what aggressive policing has wrought.

Mr. Kirkland's story, which costs $1.99 to download, covers much of what other jurors have said in the aftermath of the trial.

But it was really in the aftermath of the trial that the case, and Manson himself, became fixed in the public imagination.

In the aftermath of the trial of three al-Jazeera journalists, Egypt was recently named the world's third deadliest country for journalists, just behind Syria and Iraq.

The Cavaliers have persevered through the emotional aftermath of the trial that convicted the killer of Virginia player Yeardley Love, winning their first three games, including a strong second-half performance against No. 12 Syracuse.

A lot of daffy buttinskis running around without a nickel in their pockets and for what?" Decades later, in the aftermath of the trial of Vice President Dick Cheney's former chief of staff, I. Lewis Libby (known as Scooter), her remarks have an oddly contemporary ring.

Hence, the relationship between the two countries, and particularly the personal relationship between Ben-Gurion and Adenauer, has been quite good, and if, as an aftermath of the trial, some deputies in the Knesset, the Israeli Parliament, succeeded in imposing certain restraints on the cultural-exchange program with West Germany, this certainly was not hoped for, or even foreseen, by Ben-Gurion.

Another defendant who had not been present that day was Oscar Neebe, an American-born citizen of German descent who was associated with the Arbeiter-Zeitung and had attempted to revive it in the aftermath of the trial.

Just three years after the film, we'd see the aftermath of the trial and acquittal of the officers charged in beating Rodney King, as well as the nation's split decision on the not guilty verdict in the O.J. Simpson murder trial.

Certainly the intervening years grant both a wider perspective and emotional distance; the principal players interviewed here — including friends and family, attorneys from both sides, key witnesses, jury members and journalists — are able to discuss the events in a way that was simply not possible in the aftermath of the trial, and the frankness of some will take your breath away.

In the aftermath of her trial last year, the two sides were unable to reach a plea bargain on sentencing, paving the way for the penalty phase retrial, which starts next week in Phoenix.