Sentence examples for called trials from inspiring English sources
Such committing trials, if they may be called trials in any legal sense, are usually regulated by local statutes.
On the eve of his arrival, the Corporation broadcast a programme called Trials of a Pope, hardly a paean of praise.
His victory came from a combination of a flawed prosecution and excellent defense, writes Lester Munson on ESPN.com, which brought the knee-jerk reaction that the whole thing was a gigantic waste of time and money, a point Ray Ratto of CBSSports.com takes issue with because they are called trials for a reason.
The studio has already produced an experience for VR headsets called Trials of Tatooine.
This set of 12 experiments was divided into three groups of twelve experiments each (called trials).
The Lucasfilm group already created a short demo called Trials of Tatooine for the HTC Vive, which allowed users a few seconds of lightsaber play.
He derided what he called "trial through newspapers".
All of the prints pulled between working stages are called "trial proofs".
Shortly before Legalist launched, in 2014, Anoush Hakimi, a lawyer, co-founded a crowdfunding site called Trial Funder.
Petit jury, also called trial jury, common jury, or traverse jury, a group chosen from the citizens of a district to try a question of fact.
The second type, sometimes called trial courts, are courts of first instance in which most cases of major importance are begun.
