Sentence examples for partisan trial from inspiring English sources

The Senate eventually acquitted Clinton, after a highly partisan trial.

Yet a nakedly partisan trial would only deepen historical wounds, not salve them.Outsiders, including the American government who once advised the court, look increasingly wary.

In 2007, outside a courthouse in Queens, New Black Panthers and police union members made up the cast of vocal partisans watching the trial of the officers who fatally shot Sean Bell.

To date, no supporter of Mr Ouattara has been prosecuted in connection with the post-election violence, whereas more than 150 of Mr Gbagbo's partisans are facing trial.A government-appointed commission last year concluded that both sides had committed atrocities.

It's one thing to overturn an election by means of a judicial ukase, a partisan parody of a trial, or an orgy of gerrymandering.

AP: "The House ethics committee has a partisan split over setting trial dates for two prominent Democrats, Charles Rangel of New York and Maxine Waters of California.

The Bush Justice Department then immediately reindicted Minor, but in his second trial, the partisan U.S. attorneys succeeded in getting the Reagan-appointed judge to incorrectly instruct the jury that it was not required to find proof of a quid pro quo agreement to convict Minor and the judges.

Science (litigation generated or not) is presented at trial by partisan expert witnesses.

Chase was accused by the House of acting in a politically partisan manner in two trials, as US supreme court justices also served as circuit court justices during the era; specifically, the prosecutors from the House claimed that Chase "behaved in an arbitrary, oppressive, and unjust way by announcing his legal interpretation on the law of treason before defense counsel had been heard".

Al Shihabi defended the American-centric focus in a recent interview, saying the channel would "elevate the mainstream voice" while steering clear of the tabloid stories, murder trials and partisan bickering that have become synonymous with cable news.

"Alabama trial judges face partisan election every six years," he wrote.