Sentence examples for is ready for trial from inspiring English sources

"Kosovo is ready for trial -- the other two indictments are not," he told the prosecution team today.

Mr. Ashley added that Mr. Li was "an honorable young man, and he says, 'No, I'm not going to admit to something I didn't do.' " "My client is ready for trial," said Mr. Ashley, who used the term "fire sale" to describe the plea offers that prosecutors had made to his client in recent months, each carrying less and less jail time.

Mr Botín and three others from the banking group must, between them, put up bail totalling €85m (£58.7m) while the case is readied for trial.

Not long after Browder was indicted, an assistant district attorney sent the court a "Notice of Readiness," stating that "the People are ready for trial".

Yesterday, he said he was ready for trial, but Mr. Yates has not yet been indicted.

The devices are not yet on the market, but Mr. Dishman said prototypes would be ready for trial runs by early next year.

Attorneys for Slager, who is white and was charged with murder in the shooting death of Walter Scott last April, had said they would be ready for trial this spring.

The judge also told lawyers for the six defendants and the S.E.C. to be ready for trial by Aug. 2, 2010.

This rule stipulates that all felony cases (except homicides) must be ready for trial within six months of arraignment, or else the charges can be dismissed.

They said later that they hoped Mr. Tarloff would be returned to Bellevue to receive enough medical attention to be ready for trial.

He had mapped out the state's case against Mr. Manson and three of his followers and was ready for trial.