Sentence examples for handle trials of from inspiring English sources

THE Obama administration wants to show that federal courts can handle trials of Guantánamo Bay detainees, and had therefore placed high hopes in the prosecution of Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani, accused in the 1998 bombings of American embassies in East Africa.

He said that the civilian court system in Indonesia was too plagued by corruption and incompetence to handle trials of military personnel at that time, and that trying soldiers in civilian courts would exacerbate rivalries between the Indonesian armed forces and the national police at time when the country was less than 10 years into its democratic transition.

She has handled trials of Ponzi schemers and civil suits by police officers whose superiors put hidden cameras in their locker room.

Mr. Obama has said that the Bush administration's system of trying detainees "has been an enormous failure" and that the existing American legal system was strong enough to handle the trials of terrorism suspects.

Some have derided our federal courts as incapable of handling the trials of terrorists.

I hope he pauses to reflect on what he said at the National Archives in May 2009: "Some have derided our federal courts as incapable of handling the trials of terrorists.

When the two first began talking after the trade, usually over barbecue, it was easy for them to relate — about their mutual respect for how the other handled the trials of last year and how both believed they were now focused on moving forward in their lives, and in their careers.

The EMA Guideline on Missing Data in Confirmatory Clinical Trials from 2010 [ 13] explicitly considers random effects approaches (i.e. generalized linear mixed effects models (GLMMs) in the case of a non-Gaussian response) as an approach to handling trials with a series of primary endpoints measured repeatedly over time.

What they saw shouldn't inspire much faith in the ability of the military tribunal system to handle a trial of this complexity.

The United States is offering the Libyans help in putting in place a justice system that could handle a trial of that magnitude.

Although the review did not look back at history, it nonetheless had plenty to say about how the university handles trials, which bring in millions of dollars from drug companies along with much prestige.