Sentence examples for has formally tried from inspiring English sources

For the first time a court representing the principal nations of the world emerging victorious from a great war has formally tried the political leaders of a sovereign state for responsibility for waging aggressive war defined as a crime.

The nation's largest union of retail and grocery workers has formally pledged not to try to unionize Walmart workers, even though it helped coordinate picketing, protests and scattered strikes about wages and working conditions at the retailer last fall.

It is a paradox that Mr. Hun Sen has formally acknowledged the inability of the courts to try the Khmer Rouge, while insisting that they conduct the trials.

No other organization has formally stepped forward to buy Gissa Bu, though preservationists have tried to interest Suffolk County and a state university.

No country has formally abandoned inflation targeting.

Russia has formally refused to extradite him.

Kerri has formally complained to the school and its governors. .

He has yet to be formally tried.

Some voiced complaints from unions over the impact of his proposed tax on the most lavish health-insurance schemes, while others worried that the requirement to buy insurance would prove too heavy a burden for some.Even before his hearings had formally opened, Mr Baucus tried to head off some of this criticism by revising his offering of a few days earlier.

The law enforcement source said that although prosecutors in San Diego and El Paso had formally staked claims to try Guzmán if he is extradited, it is possible, if not likely, that other US attorney's offices with cases against Guzmán will also bid to try him first after extradition.

However, none have formally declared their intentions.