Sentence examples for making this trial from inspiring English sources
Many deals are cut in bankruptcy court, so it's possible the two sides will figure out a way to move forward without making this trial go on any longer.
Furthermore we want to thank Ditte Varkevisser and Robin van Zijl for their work in making this trial possible.
Furthermore we want to thank the research nurses and data manager of the SIPS group for their work in making this trial possible.
Furthermore we want to thank the researchnurses and datamanager of the SIPS group for their work in making this trial possible.
It supported 84 diverse family practices with almost 200 primary care providers in improving their delivery of evidence-based cardiovascular care for patients at high risk, making this trial the largest facilitation study conducted in Canada.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2474/14/280/prepub wantantothankank the research nurses Charlotte Severeins and Anne Hanschke for their work in making this trial possible.
It is the intimate nature of Islam's predicament that makes this trial especially wrenching for the young man, his family and his community.
"This is a testimony to the perseverance of a band of victims, activists and supporters who made this trial happen," said Reed Brody, a Human Rights Watch lawyer from New York who was influential in pursuing the case.
There were "extreme limitations" to the process, she said; but the goal should be the highest quality of justice within them.However, what makes this trial especially charged is the knowledge that there may be no more.
No matter how hard the judges and prosecutors try to make this trial legitimate, and I'm sure they will, I doubt the world will ever see it that way.
The "mixed" nature of the court, with equal participation of Cambodians and internationals; the fact that it took place in the country, in Phnom Penh; and the fact that victims were accepted as full parties to the proceedings made this trial much more relevant and "real" than those held in The Hague.
