Sentence examples for introduction of trial from inspiring English sources

In response to demands from the emancipists, British authorities sanctioned the introduction of trial by jury into the civil and criminal courts, but they refused to reform the legislature while convicts were arriving.

SNH also recommended the introduction of trial mitigation schemes to allow humans and beavers to coexist.

During his imprisonment, the federal and state legislatures later passed a series of measures to placate the colonists, including the introduction of trial by jury.

21 It is widely believed that the introduction of trial registration would remove the practice of retrospective changes to outcomes, but a recent study has shown that there are frequent discrepancies between outcomes included on trial registers and those reported in subsequent publications.

With the announcement of indefinite detention as a policy, rather than a possibility, the United States will cross a threshold that, as torture did, takes us back to the past, a past before the introduction of trials, when guilt and innocence were decided by signs from the heavens and an appeal to God, rather than to legal processes conducted by men.

The court has appointed six members of the public to serve as lay judges at the trial following the introduction of limited trial by jury in 2009.

The CAMELIA (Cambodian Early versus Late Introduction of Antiretroviral Drugs) trial [ 18], building on the related South African trial [ 19], established the need to start ART early in coinfected patients.

More than 11,000 people have signed Lighter Later's petition to the prime minister, David Cameron, urging the coalition government to support the introduction of a trial in 2011.

Citigroup's recent disclosure that it was creating an electronic bond-trading system for its clients, a proprietary exchange of sorts, follows the introduction of similar trial systems by Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs.

The introduction of clinical trial networks in the United States and Europe has significantly contributed to the rapid progression from bench to bedside.

Comparisons of survival rates of given diseases with different treatments or in different places often gave misleading results until the introduction of controlled trials.