Sentence examples for calling the trials from inspiring English sources

Hezbollah officials have criticized the court as too lenient, calling the trials "ceremonial" and the sentences "scandalous".

He has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing, calling the trial "politically motivated".

The Philippine Supreme Court today overturned the acquittals last December of 26 men in the assassination of Benigno S. Aquino Jr. in 1983, calling the trial "a sham" orchestrated by Ferdinand E. Marcos.

Appearing in court bearded, manacled, and in a brown prison uniform, Mr. Barghouti refused to defend himself, calling the trial illegitimate and denouncing the occupation at every chance.

I am not even trying to insult the court by calling the trial a TV series, because it really resembles a TV series.

Boris E. Nemtsov, a prominent member of Russia's Parliament, echoed that view, calling the trial "a flagrant violation of all human rights".

Werts also critiqued the execution and acting, calling the trial "blandly delivered" and Lilly and Fox "expressionless".

Kennan called the trials a "horror".

He called the trials of Khodorkovsky "absurdist acts of injustice no more respectable than the railroading of Josef Brodsky".

Appropriately called The Trials and Tribulations of Russell Jones, it is the product of a man seriously down on his luck.

Amnesty International, the London-based human rights group, has called the trials "a parody of justice" that "can in no way help national reconciliation".