Sentence examples for getting trialled from inspiring English sources

For better or worse, they've been getting trialled in Tokyo the city that always seems to be living an entire millennium in front of everyone else since the summer.

It appears that CNN is continuing to play around with its programming as Don Lemon, Brooke Baldwin and Jake Tapper are also getting trial runs this month.

"I took the job of assistant district attorney to get trial practice," Mr. Zimmer said.

The bill just passed provides a modest $50 million to get trials started, but the effort needs to be more ambitious.

And shortening the list of charges for tribunals could mean that fewer Guantánamo detainees get trials rather than indefinite detention.

Bryant said: "We've got trials with diabetics uploading the results of their home monitoring, which is looked over by GPs.

Newroz, 16, fancies becoming a clothes designer, while Dilovan, 15, is hoping to get trials with the local football team, Siegen.

Get trials right the first time Every member state has its own unique court system, and they vary wildly in their provision for asylum-seekers.

"But we also bring guys in with much lesser physical tools than he has, and they get trials with us as well," Vermes said.

(This strategy would also work to get trial across its line of five offerings).

It is precisely for this reason that they are criminals; and criminals, when under US jurisdiction, get trials.