Sentence examples for massive trial from inspiring English sources

The commemoration of the 31st anniversary of the Islamic revolution turned yesterday into a massive trial of strength between an ever more authoritarian and unpopular government and its ever more determined and durable opposition.

At the end of the massive trial, Mandela made his most historic speech, a four-hour exposition of his political philosophy and development, and his ideal of democracy, concluding with the words: "It is an ideal for which I am prepared to die".

A massive trial to test the effects of hormones in postmenopausal women was abruptly halted today after an interim analysis showed the hormones increased the risk of breast cancer, coronary heart disease, and stroke.

The Belnick trial comes after the massive trial of L. Dennis Kozlowski L. Dennis Kozlowski and Mark Swartz Mark Swartz, Tyco's former chief executive and chief financial officer, respectively, which ended in a mistrial after a dozen days of deliberation, an unsatisfying result for all concerned.

Brazil, which approved a massive trial of these GM mosquitoes, may decide to permit commercial releases.

The Soham murders [in 2002] was probably the last massive trial.

We are, as yet, some way off eliminating the need for these massive trials, because surrogate markers of outcome do not allow us to identify with sufficient precision those who will or will not benefit from an intervention.

Former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich was found guilty on just one count out of 24 in a massive corruption trial that had fascinated America and potentially reached some of the most prominent Democratic politicians in the nation.

The government lumped Sik's case in with the massive Ergenekon trial, an eight-thousand-page indictment of hundreds of people with alleged ties to the Ergenekon group, the rumored Kemalist organization that planned to overthrow the Turkish government, first by pitching the country into chaos.

The U.S. is spending $42 million for a massive independent trial led by UNC's Lieberman.

Hooper highlighted the fact that the various subtypes of HIV seemed to appear simultaneously, forming clusters called "starbursts"; these theoretically could have occurred if this massive human trial used an SIVcpz-contaminated vaccine.