Sentence examples for lead to trial from inspiring English sources

He was put under formal investigation (which can lead to trial but does not imply guilt) after destroyed documents were recovered from the intelligence officer's computer.

The judges are weighing his appeal to halt a judicial inquiry that investigated his participation in secret, libertine sex parties with prostitutes that could lead to trial on pimping charges.

The process by which teams carefully consider which uncertainties are most important and most likely to potentially compromise the ability to detect an effective treatment can lead to trial designs that are more likely to find the right treatment for the right population of patients.

Most criminal law systems begin a criminal process with an indictment which will lead to trial, unless there is a plea bargain disposition to the case (a uniquely Anglo-American phenomenon).

Given these data, one can predict that of the roughly 100 cases sent for prosecution per year, 23 will lead to trial and 21 to conviction.

The resulting inadequacy can lead to trial delayed and increased costs, 1 and can also potentially place the entire trial at risk.

It also is empowered to open investigations that could lead to trials in cases of political persecution and murders.

The company which makes the access technology for Manchester City's ground believes these early trials will soon lead to trials by other major ticketing companies, and perhaps fully-fledged services in 2007.

But flawed animal tests can exaggerate the effects of candidate drugs, and lead to trials that end up being a colossal waste of time and money, as well as suffering.

But some members of Congress and human rights groups are critical of resuming any relations with the military until the current investigations into the massacres and other human rights abuses in East Timor lead to trials of senior officers.

This has lead to trials using combinations of targeted therapies [12].