Sentence examples for has put on trial from inspiring English sources

Faqi is the first person the ICC has put on trial for the Mali conflict.

A bigger bone of contention is Mr Musharraf, whom Mr Sharif's government has put on trial for treason.

China has has put on trial a number of detained human rights activists, handing down a suspended three-year sentence to one activist after he reportedly confessed to colluding to subvert the state.

It was her gesture of resistance to the Egyptian military regime that had put on trial democracy advocates who dared to partner with Egyptians in promoting democracy in a country that supposedly just had a democratic revolution.

They had put on trial all of the parliamentary members of the Democrat Party.

This case could have put on trial the post-September 11 strategy of "preventative prosecution", in which the FBI dispatches provocateurs to infiltrate targeted religious and political groups to see what they can stir up.

Rebels now say they won't stop until Shuhada al-Yarmouk and Muthanna have been dissolved and their members have put on trial.

Since the trial, he has put on 13kg - he now weighs 76kg.

Some even appear to question the Islamic republic's most sacrosanct concepts and one has been put on trial for his audacity (see article).

But five years after the crimes, and in the two years since the bodies were exhumed, no one has been put on trial for the killings.

An admission by police and prosecutors that the late MP Sir Cyril Smith repeatedly physically and sexually abused children at a Rochdale care home and should have been put on trial has drawn a warning from a solicitor representing his victims that such failures could still occur today.