Sentence examples for benefit of trial from inspiring English sources

"Employers have the benefit of trial employment, they have the ability to try these young people out," said Peter J. Franks, executive director and associate vice provost of the Steinbright Career Development Center at Drexel University.

We don't want criminals on our streets, but no one advocates putting them in prison for an indefinite period of time without the benefit of trial, as would seem to be implied by the logical extension of Mr. Goldsmith's argument.

Judge Hand is waiting to see if the state school board will follow the lead of the Governor and the local school board, giving the plaintiffs a victory without benefit of trial, a victory that would give the Federal court the authority to approve or reject textbooks.

To maximise the benefit of trial results we now need to ensure that the primary outcome is fit for purpose.

Without the benefit of trial data only time will tell whether such a policy will actually improve the early detection and therefore survival of ovarian cancer patients or merely result in increased investigation and anxiety in many women.

Meeting individuals whilst walking in their local area was described as being a benefit of trial participation for some participants: "..you know, it got me out in to the neighbourhood and both for my health but also socially, I was meeting other people, so that's another positive thing".

Our own George II has imprisoned two U.S. citizens -- Jose Padilla and Yaser Esam Hamdi -- since 2002, without benefit of trials, legal counsel or any opportunity to challenge the evidence against them.

While Republicans were talking about supercriminals being loosed on our streets, was a small voice, inside even some liberals, saying that if we put K.S.M. on trial everyone would know the bad thing we did, called torture, and be mad at us? (There are times when we should be mad at ourselves, and at our government; one benefit of trials is that they help us to figure out when those times are).

The relation between hyperglycemia and outcome could be one of the explanations for the lack of benefit of trials using insulin in combination with glucose-potassium, i.e. GIK [ 29, 34- 37].

Members of Young Entrepreneur Council discuss the benefits of trial periods for new employees and best practices for conducting them.

The result is that participants tend to overestimate the benefits of trial participation and downplay the risk-to-benefit ratios for themselves, part of a phenomenon called the "therapeutic misconception" (Miller 2010, 382ff.; Beauchamp and Childress 2008, 129).