Sentence examples for most important trials from inspiring English sources

Macdonald believes that with Orlov's these are the most important trials to take place in the Soviet Union since Stalin.

He said he became interested in them through their books & welcomed their trial as conspirators as one of the most important trials in decades.

(2) The US military has done its best to erect a wall of secrecy around the court-martial trial of Bradley Manning, easily one of the most important trials on whistleblowers and espionage laws in many years.

"It goes without saying Saddam's trial is going to be one of the most important trials of the last hundred years, including Eichmann," Paul D. Wolfowitz, deputy secretary of defense, told me in mid-June.

A former militia leader who took part in a campaign of violence across Uganda is to appear at the international criminal court for one of the most important trials in its 14-year history.

In what became one of the most important trials in legal history, the Chief Justice of the Court of King's Bench, Lord Mansfield, ruled that Somerset was not property but, instead, a legal person, and Somerset was set free.

Some are calling this the most important trial since Nuremberg.

It's the most important trial in the world today.

Which is, he said, that "at the end of the day, political leaders choose Supreme Court judges, the most important trial judges in the state".

It was heralded as the most important trial since the Nazis were confronted at Nuremberg, an opportunity to ask the men who orchestrated the deaths of nearly 2 million Cambodians a simple question: Why?

Opening the case against Mr. Milosevic, Carla Del Ponte, chief prosecutor for the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, told the panel of three judges that "today is clearly the most important trial to be conducted in the tribunal".