Sentence examples for consequences of the trial from inspiring English sources

A group of Belgian senators who met with Mr. Hobeika this week quoted him as saying he was "terrified" of the consequences of the trial for the Christian community in Lebanon.

Outlining six points he said he intended to cover, he said they included the extent of Aitken's contrition, and the consequences of the trial on his health, and on his family.

Although most French trials of political suspects have tended towards leniency, especially on appeal, Mr de Villepin could in theory face up to five years in prison.In some ways, the political consequences of the trial are likely to be limited.

The nature, scope and possible consequences of the trial have been explained by a physician in detail.

The nature, scope and possible consequences of the trial will be explained by a physician (or Principal Investigator) in detail.

The patient is informed about the nature, duration and possible consequences of the trial by a medical doctor familiar with the study.

The Jamaat's violent reaction may sharpen some of these protesters' dissatisfactions, as well as their demands: for further capital punishment, for a vote to have Bangladesh declared a secular state or for even broader change of its rotted-out political system.Already the political consequences of the trials and the backlash are momentous.

One consequence of the trial has been under-examined in the public print.

As a consequence of the trial being held in open [court], as a consequence of journalists knowing about the dodgy evidence against them, people like Chris Mullin, Granada, the BBC, uncovered what really happened and those men were subsequently acquitted.

Chambers was found guilty, ordered to pay £1,000 plus legal costs and lost his job as a consequence of the trial.

As a consequence of the trial selection criteria, 92% had splenomegaly.