Sentence examples for mean a trial from inspiring English sources
Of course, this would mean a trial.
Worried that his capture would mean a trial and death sentence, he fled Germany on 17 April 1949.
Extradition to the U.S. would mean a trial that would create world news and would likely reveal Hugo Chávez as the new millennium's Manuel Noriega.
Others said justice simply meant a trial.
By clinical trials network we mean a clinical trial coordinating center and a group of clinical trials sites that together are capable of conducting multiple and/or sequential clinical trials and safety registries that where appropriate smooth the progress of biomarker discovery.
The court sent the case back to a lower court for review, which is likely to mean a new trial or, possibly, the dropping of charges.
He said he had received phone calls from clients asking whether the revelations could mean a new trial or help overturn their convictions.
"A fair trial also means a timely trial.
That would mean such a trial would focus more directly on whether the leaking caused significant harm, and whether the charges, including aiding the enemy, fit the underlying facts.
Does that also mean that a trial was a waste of time?
