Sentence examples for is so fashioned that from inspiring English sources

Having decided to assign counsel to the accused, it will be the duty of the Chamber to ensure that the role of assigned counsel is so fashioned that the trial process, while being expeditious, will protect the fundamental right of the accused to a fair trial (Hearing 02 September 2004, T.32357 32359; see Prosecutor v. Milošević 22 September 2004).

Following this oral ruling and in furtherance of its duty to ensure that the role of Assigned Counsel was so fashioned that the trial process would protect the fundamental right of Milošević to a fair trial, the Chamber issued an order in which it set out, with specificity, the functions that the Assigned Counsel would undertake and the role that Milošević would play in his defence.

"Japan is so fashion conscious that just changing the way you dress can make you safer," Ms. Nakano said.

"The problem with stuffed animals is that they're so fashion-driven that they tend to change year after year," said Chris Byrne, an independent toy consultant who owns the site thetoyguy.com (and who still has the stuffed dachshund he loved as a boy).

"I think the fashion world is so twisted, and that's why I'm not in that world," she says.

All the other companies make bags that are so high fashion that if you can use it you use it for a season and then it's over.

That's so old fashioned".

At the higher end, merlot is so out of fashion that Clyde Beffa, Jr., co-owner and wine buyer at K&L Wine Merchants in Redwood City, Calif.

"The 'audience' (that is what Dad, Katie and I were calling our guests) went wild because, unfortunately, this style of dance is so out of fashion that it came across as really fresh and exciting," Heather says.

But fashion is so perverse that people were demanding them backstage.

The movie's focus on fashion is so intense that the details can become distracting.