Sentence examples for considered the trial from inspiring English sources
During a break in the proceedings, Mucciolo, who received fifteen hundred dollars from the defense, told me that he considered the trial "a witch hunt".
In reversing, the Court did not examine the voir dire for evidence of actual prejudice because it considered the trial under review "but a hollow formality" -- the real trial had occurred when tens of thousands of people, in a community of 150,000, had seen and heard the defendant admit his guilt before the cameras.
Paul Gelsinger planned to fly in a week later for the liver biopsy, which he considered the trial's most serious risk.
Smith notes that scholars have long considered the trial a "notorious" "miscarriage of justice".
The single best daily run of five trials for each rat was considered the trial most closely associated with the animal's heritable component of exercise endurance.
Trial design seen as feedback and monitoring: The participants, particularly the GP staff, considered the trial design was similar to the way their activities were monitored, and fed back to them by the PCT and others.
The man who would become the leading international-relations theorist in postwar American academia, Hans Morgenthau, himself a Jew who had fled Hitler, considered the trials "a symptom of the moral confusion of our times".
In Experiment 1, we only considered the trials with equal numbers of Ts and Ls, so as to minimize the effect of attending to the smaller group.
The Mattachine and DOB considered the trials of being arrested for wearing clothing of the opposite gender as a parallel to the struggles of homophile organizations: similar but distinctly separate.
For moderate patients to be considered, the trials in mild to moderate patients must be included in the data synthesis.
