Sentence examples for granting trial from inspiring English sources

She said her rulings were dictated by law and higher court rulings, in particular a 1986 decision by a state appeals court that said there was probably a state constitutional "right to shelter" and a 1987 ruling by the state's highest court granting trial judges great discretion in regulating that right.

Through this statute, the Legislature has granted trial courts broad authority to resolve election disputes and fashion appropriate relief.

The Court explained that this immunity from suit was the same protection already granted trial witnesses.

The court decided that the evidence against Thornton was not overwhelming, and that trial by battle was a permissible option under law; thus Thornton was granted trial by battle.

The threat of pursuing a post-grant trial can be enough to facilitate settlement, Sessions said.

And a 1996 United States Supreme Court ruling, they said, further restricted the grounds for granting separate trials.

If the licence is granted, the trial is likely to begin later this year.

Unless the request is granted, the trial is expected to begin in June, but could be delayed until next winter.

Foreign journalists are rarely granted visas.The trial of Khalil al-Marzooq, a former parliamentarian and prominent figure in al-Wefaq, the leading opposition block, has caused much upset.

In 1827, Jones was granted a trial preaching license as an itinerant preacher.

One dissenting judge said the plaintiffs should be granted a trial on the method's constitutionality before they are executed.