Sentence examples for citing a trial from inspiring English sources

The New Jersey Supreme Court, citing a trial judge's error, reversed a Camden man's death sentence yesterday, but upheld his conviction for murder.

That reference to "Civil Industry Credit Management" is citing a trial regulation on credit scoring in the aviation industry, and the letter claims United's labeling of Taiwan is equal to "serious dishonesty" under that regulation, said Samantha Hoffman, visiting fellow at the Mercator Institute for China Studies.

Last week, the controller's office fired the contractor responsible for a $371-million 371-millionthe state's payroll system, citing a trial rupgradeed wito mishaps.

It cited a trial court decision in a similar case: "Market forces, competition and the dealer's own long-term interest in maintaining a customer base, impose important constraints on the contract [sell] rate...

Dr Hart also cited a trial investigating fructo-oligosaccharides in active Crohn's disease.

(The Norfolk police did not provide further comment on the case, citing a pending trial).

One endorsement cited a murder trial under heavy media scrutiny that required the experience and savvy only someone like she could bring.

The Welsh government cited a similar trial in Wrexham in 2004, involving about 200 asthmatic children.

They cited a total of 920 trials; 79% (725) were journal articles.

In Ms. Johnson's case, a State Supreme Court judge said the case deserved to go to trial, citing a departmental patrol guide entry stating that "police officers shall not discharge their weapons when doing so will unnecessarily endanger innocent persons".

In his speech, Mr. Abdel Rahman attacked Judge Mukasey for what he said was his denial of a fair trial, citing a litany of grievances that included the judge's refusal to permit testimony by experts in Islam to explain the "meaning of Islam," as Mr. Abdel Rahman put it.