Sentence examples for at the outset of the trial from inspiring English sources

The company itself pleaded guilty at the outset of the trial to multiple charges of abuse of under-age laborers.

At the outset of the trial, Justice Steven W. Fisher of State Supreme Court warned family members to keep their emotions in check or risk causing a mistrial.

At the outset of the trial last month, her friend Michael Coombs pleaded guilty to providing Mahmood with £820 worth of cocaine.

The indictment plainly charged both falsity of, and lack of good faith belief in the representations made, and it was agreed at the outset of the trial, without objection from the defendants, that only the issue of respondents' good faith belief in the representations of religious experiences would be submitted to the jury.

In 1996 the requirement for the defence to serve a defence case statement was introduced, but Moses complains that this did not go far enough and that the defence counsel should be required to say what the defence is at the outset of the trial – and the defence statement should have to be updated and shown to the jury in all trials.

At the outset of the trial, an army spokeswoman said: "The law forbids fighting for a foreign force.

At the outset of the trials, seven AEs were considered relevant to endocrine therapy and were predefined for statistical analysis.

At the outset of the first trial the dot was on top of the bus sign.

We chose a noninferiority margin (D) of −10% at the outset of this trial because we considered that this level would balance the clinical efficacy and secondary benefits.

All participants will be asked at the outset of the final assessment not to reveal their trial arm allocation.

In only 4 trials was the relevant primary end-point specified at the outset of the study, and none documented the method of randomization.