Sentence examples for cases tried from inspiring English sources

Astonishingly, fewer than 1% of criminal cases tried by a judge end in acquittals.

The Hypermoderns invited their opponents to advance pawns in the centre and in some cases tried to provoke them.

Small civil cases, tried at statutory county courts since 1846, are now regulated by an act introduced in 1984.

He wrote that the court had disposed of 3,856 civil cases in the previous 12 months, which included only 35 cases tried to a verdict.

One-fourth of the cases tried in the Brooklyn Youth Court, for example, involve truancy, which is not prosecuted in Family Court.

Her team spoke to 239 jurors immediately after they had returned verdicts in 20 different cases tried in London over the past year or so.

But so often in abuse cases, trying to guess the right intervention is a hazardous game.

Hong Kong and Singapore are obviously special cases, trying to strike a precarious balance.

They overtried their cases trying to anticipate any criticism or defense.

"We are working daily with these people, finding cases, trying to stop children being harmed.

In these cases, try to remove the dog from the source of anxiety.