The lawsuit spanned three presidencies, engendered seven trials and went before a federal appeals court 10 times.
The lawsuit spanned three presidencies and engendered seven trials covering 192 trial days, generated 22 published judicial opinions, and went before a federal appeals court 10 times.
In New York City, a small fraction of legal cases go to trial -- in 2000 there were 412 criminal trials engendered by 220,000 arrests -- with the vast majority of cases resolved through a prosecutor-driven pleading system that typically weighs the likelihood of conviction rather than actual innocence or guilt.
However given that adult consensual same-sex sexual behaviour was a criminal offence in India until 2009 [ 23], and stigma and discrimination against MSM is still rampant in general society and healthcare settings [ 24], participating in HIV prevention trials may engender particular concerns among MSM [ 3].
Likewise, when anisomycin and cycloheximide were administered immediately after additional cocaine and saline conditioning trials, the reactivated memory engendered by those extra training trials was also diminished.
Seeing the crimes of these seven men laid bare in such a high profile and well-publicised trial will help to engender confidence in others.
First, I had a number of practical concerns about enrolling study participants in this trial because it would engender a significant disruption in our daily research activities.
There is a need for innovative approaches to promote greater awareness of the importance of clinical trial participation that could engender support from household members, male partners, employers, educators, and the community [ 19].
Leaders in the Gambino group and in the city's other four crime families also were said to be disturbed by the enormous publicity that Mr. Gotti engendered at a criminal trial in State Supreme Court in Queens last month and the Federal trial.
"Failure to publicly disclose trial results engenders misinformation, leading to skewed priorities for both R&D and public health interventions," said Marie-Paule Kieny, an assistant-director at WHO, in a press statement today.
It's not in Phase III either; in fact, although failures in Phase III do occur (and often engender a lot of publicity), most drugs that enter Phase III trials are eventually approved.
