Sentence examples for decision to trial from inspiring English sources

So, too, does the Department of Justice's decision to trial a new system for counting killings by police after FBI director James Comey lamented that it was "ridiculous and embarrassing" that the Guardian and Washington Post had better data on the subject than he did.

O'Driscoll is an outspoken critic of the way rugby's governing body manages head injuries, and resigned from his post on its medical committee in 2012 in protest at the decision to trial a new protocol for dealing with concussion.

But he is now at loggerheads with the game he loves over the issue of concussion, and has resigned in protest at the decision to trial a new protocol for dealing with head injuries, the Pitch-Side Concussion Assessment (PSCA).

A number of studies have been carried out before our decision to run the present trial.

Megrahi also maintains that it was their decision to stand trial and that they were not ordered to by their government.

His decision to stand trial helped free the country from UN sanctions that imposed 12 years of collective punishment on the assumption of his guilt.

So here we are again, this time for three years, as a result of our decision to allow trial use of same-sex marriage rites.

Example: Was it an ethical decision to take to trial the Nazi war criminals and to subsequently put so many of them to death?

We acknowledge that there is an element of subjectivity in our decision to include trials in this meta-analysis.

The report should also disclose factors extrinsic to the trial that affected the decision to stop the trial, and who made the decision to stop the trial, including reporting the role the funding agency played in the deliberations and in the decision to stop the trial.

The decision to continue the trial or stop the trial early will be made by the Trial Management Group and Steering Group, informed by an analysis of the Haybittle-Peto boundary [ 30].