Sentence examples for arranged trial from inspiring English sources

RIO DE JANEIRO — Paraguay's ousted president, Fernando Lugo, lashed out on Monday at the political establishment that removed him from office after a hastily arranged trial, saying he would forge a popular movement aimed at regaining power.

I've also phoned the council regarding a bus pass, arranged trials of motorised scooters and introduced him to the myeloma support group.

The company has arranged trials at retail locations in Turkey (where the startup was founded) and in the Bay Area and will soon begin to charge its early users a subscription fee.

He was playing for a Sunday league team in London when a former professional player, Tony Gale, saw him and arranged a trial for him at Arsenal.

One of his coaches at Indios quickly arranged a trial at Monterrey for Hernandez, and he signed with the club at the start of 2012.

Instead of United his agent arranged a trial at Bastia and from there he progressed to Lyon and then to Chelsea in 2005 in what was then the biggest transfer involving an African player.

Lieberman's team arranged a trial in which each group ran shod (either in ASICS GEL-Cumulus 10s or in their own shoes) and bare and measured their running gait and the impact on their bodies.

Functionaries received the actions and arranged the trials that took place before the courts, with each functionary having a specific jurisdiction: the archon over matters pertaining to family and succession, the "king" (archōn basileus) over religious matters (including murder), the thesmothetai ("determiners of customs") and others over the rest.

In the study parts A, the data arranged in trial-joint-position-goniometer sets included 10 outliers with standard scores above 3.0.

Even with professional help in selecting an appropriate vision aid, arranging a trial period to test the equipment may be wise.

But trying to arrange a trial combining two drugs can be "extraordinarily difficult," said Dr. John D. Hainsworth of the Sarah Cannon Cancer Center in Nashville, the principal investigator of the trial involving Avastin and Tarceva.