Sentence examples for ordering a trial from inspiring English sources

She pointed out that the decision did not issue a finding on the merits of the case, instead simply ordering a trial.

In ordering a trial, the Cour de Justice de la République, which handles criminal allegations against government officials, went against a ministerial recommendation in September to drop the case against Lagarde.

Attorney General Eric Holder did the right thing by ordering a trial of Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, the self-proclaimed mastermind of the 9/11 attacks, in a federal court in Manhattan.

The judge's ruling ordering a trial came weeks after prosecutors said they were investigating the prime minister on charges that he paid Ms. Mahroug for sex before she turned 18 and abused his office in calling the police to intervene when she was detained in May for theft.

A federal judge agreed in June, and ordered a trial to determine the penalty.

A federal appeals court on Friday ordered a trial in a lawsuit that says Florida's law barring felons from voting is unconstitutional because it discriminates against blacks.

All Tuesday, lawyers for the banks and collectors stood outside consumer debt court, trying to make deals before the judge ordered a trial.

The judge will have ten days in which to issue an arrest warrant against Mr López, and a further ten to order a trial.

Bank of America had vowed to appeal that decision, raising the possibility that an appellate court would order a trial that could be embarrassing to the state regulator.

The judge said the settlement was a "cynical" agreement that did not identify precisely who was at fault, and ordered a trial.

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