Some people said the party could come out stronger, having confronted trial by fire.
It starts with the classic independent-film trope of an actor confronting the trials of her art and her business, but quickly veers off into comic dimensions that I don't even dare hint at for fear of spoiling its joyful surprises.
Ultimately we confront our trials alone.
Carmindy, the one-named makeup artist and a star of TLC's "What Not to Wear," regularly confronts the trials of HD.
Particularly, we sought to design the trial to overcome the challenges confronting surgical clinical trials while following the general principles of multicenter RCTs.
Without joinder, Milošević would be litigating one trial, while simultaneously confronting two pre-trial phases (Prosecutor v. Milošević 27 November 2001, p. 15).
In confronting life's trials, Joan always saw a "glass half-full".
The final panel shows a 14-year-old Marjane boarding a plane, looking back to see her mother fainted in her father's arms".Persepolis 2" begins in Vienna, with Marjane wading through an awkward adolescence, confronting the typical trials of a thoughtful outsider.
He said he admires people who confront this "trial of faith and stay true to the commandments of God".
That has created a significant problem for prosecutors, who must confront what trial lawyers call "the Quincy Syndrome". Named after the popular television show about a medical examiner, it is the unrealistic notion that a coroner can establish to the minute when a crime victim died.
Several of these rights are trial rights: the right to compulsory process for obtaining witnesses at trial, the right to confront witnesses at trial, the right to a public trial, the right to a trial by an impartial petit jury selected from a specific geography, and the right not to be compelled to testify against oneself.
