Sentence examples for believed a trial from inspiring English sources

She finished her statement by saying in a perfect world, men like Ghomeshi would be convicted of the crimes they committed, but she believed a trial would only have "maintained his lie".

In one study of patient opinions, one half believed a trial to be unethical if equipoise was disturbed beyond 70 30, and 97% believed it unethical if equipoise were disturbed beyond 80 20 [ 4].

Ultimately, he said, he did not believe a trial would make a difference.

Experts believe a trial is now needed in a developed-world setting.

Saunders' decision has angered campaigners, who believe a trial would be in the public interest.

Some administration officials believe a trial within Serbia would be the next best thing.

Libyan sources close to Senussi told the Guardian on Thursday they did not believe a trial was imminent and the recent announcement from Tripoli was intended as a tactical response to continuing ICC pressure.

"We're certainly not ready yet to eliminate the service let, but believe a trial at the ATP Challenger level will be a good way to test this initiative in a competitive environment and get feedback from players and the public before deciding if it could be adapted more broadly".

This system is no accident; the founders believed a jury trial was an essential bulwark against tyranny.

"He and I always believed a jury trial would be the best way of exonerating Michael Skakel, Mr. Shermann said.

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