Sentence examples for expedited trials from inspiring English sources

Their expedited trials will begin Saturday.

This artistic impulse explains the dramatically exaggerated and expedited trials, the sexual escapades, relationship struggles and internecine office politics, the hallucinatory fantasies of "Ally McBeal" and the bizarre, sometimes Gothic cases of "The Practice".

Lawyer and rights activist Vrinda Grover says that the fast-track courts set up to expedite trials in cases of sexual assault have also been ineffective.

Several international consortia have been formed in a remarkable worldwide collaborative effort to expedite trials of two candidate Ebola virus vaccines: cAd3-EBOZ and rVSV-EBOV.

This Act criminalises sexual assault, sexual harassment, and pornography involving a child (under 18 years of age) and mandates the setting up of Special Courts to expedite trials of these offences.

But the fault-lines lie not with the president or the Pentagon, but with the Bush Administration that failed to expedite trials, in either civilian courts or under military law.

Expedited reporting to trial coordinators (trials unit and chief investigator) of some or all expected SAEs could serve as a useful early warning mechanism for unexpected rates of known SAEs.

Ordinary courts are the Supreme Court, the High Court, and regional courts, while specialised courts are military courts and the traditional Gacaca courts, which have been revived to expedite the trials of genocide suspects.

As new therapeutic options enter into development, both investigators and patient groups recognize the need to facilitate and expedite clinical trials.

After Judge Hilton's ruling, Gator asked the court to expedite the trial, presumably to limit lost revenues.

To expedite the trial, the Gore team backed away from an earlier proposal to move all the disputed ballots to Tallahassee.