Sentence examples for decided a trial from inspiring English sources

When allegations arose again last year prosecutors initially said Lord Janner, a former Labour MP, should not stand trial because he had dementia, but later decided a trial of the facts should be held.

I sat down with my phone and we discussed options we ultimately decided a trial separation was in order.

The UN also decided that a trial would hinder the establishment of peace.

His decision on Monday imposed a temporary injunction, until the issue is decided at a trial.

The civil issues are to be decided in a trial in New Orleans scheduled for late February.

But of course the question to be decided at a trial -- a fair trial -- is whether they are terrorists.

He also rejected a decision by the speaker of Indonesia's parliament to allow Mr. Sabirin to keep his job until his fate was decided in a trial.

Judge Martin heard final arguments yesterday on a motion from the coalition to stop New York City from spraying until the matter can be decided in a trial.

At that time, the plaintiffs adult stem cell researchers James Sherley and Theresa Deisher expect to file what's called a motion for summary judgment, which asks that the case be decided without a trial.

Ms Saunders decided such a trial should not take place because under law it could only result an order that Lord Janner be confined to hospital, a supervision order or an "absolute discharge", a decision by the court that no further action should be taken.

His attorneys decided against a trial because HJK is more concerned for the welfare of his family than the survival of his business empire.