Sentence examples for being put on trial from inspiring English sources

Such accountability may involve being put on trial for war crimes, whether by one's own national military justice system or perhaps by the newly-formed International Criminal Court (created by the 1998 Treaty of Rome).

They were also faced with the mortifying prospect of one of their most senior figures being put on trial.

According to many military analysts, they are deeply uncomfortable with one of their longest-serving chiefs being put on trial — raising the prospect of a possible clash between Pakistan's generals and its elected civilian leaders if Musharraf is ultimately convicted.

"Though the facts of the case haven't been established, there is a fear that the whole Roma community across Europe is being put on trial for something which might or might not have happened in one family," she says.

"People are being put on trial for their beliefs".

"Without even questioning him, Pinochet is being put on trial".

The odds of any of them being put on trial are remote.

"Mayors are being put on trial for sending out invitations in Kurdish," he said.

Contrary to Mr. Meese's assertion, the voters of California are not being put on trial.

"I wished they were deported immediately after their arrest instead of being put on trial".

The stunt involved Brown, Clegg and Cameron being put on trial in Parliament Square before being guillotined.