Sentence examples for making a trial from inspiring English sources

While a child of 10 can appear in the youth court, an adult defendant with a similar mental age would probably be considered unfit to plead, making a trial impossible.

It will also make it easier for METI to resist opposition from the rival farm and labour ministries, and to make the case for freer trade directly to Japanese journalists.Like South Korea, Japan is making a trial run with a non-Asian country, in its case Mexico.

Due to all the manipulations, the total acquisition times was 3.5 h, so about 3 h just for the manual motions and the initialization of the dynamic acquisitions at each angle, making a trial on patients using this SPECT system impossible.

If INCANT yields any comparative treatment effects remains to be seen, but INCANT did succeed in making a trial happen in rather uncharted territory.

In August 1941, she made a trial run.

Olson's decision doesn't make a trial inevitable.

Yet the ingenious Barber of the pulsing Piano Sonata makes a trial appearance here as well.

The attorney general's inability to guarantee a verdict is not a flaw; it is what makes a trial valuable--not a show trial.

By cutting back on what makes a trial fairer -- money for preparation -- the county is paying lip service to one of our most important doctrines".

If you absorb the rapid flow of claims, you may think, There's enough documented information here to make a trial plausible.

But several members said that the vote probably made a trial impossible because patients would not want to risk taking Avandia.