Sentence examples for pay trial from inspiring English sources

A plan may pay trial costs, but only up to a certain amount; the lawyer is then likely to charge by the hour.

A judge in Calcasieu Parish has ordered Wilbert Rideau, a convicted killer who was released in January after a fourth trial reduced his sentence, to pay trial costs that are likely to total $127,000, his lawyer said.

Even when they win, in 60% of such cases the judgment is not enforced, according to David Kaplan of the Inter-American Development Bank.A bill before Congress aims to modernise the labour code, introducing hourly pay, trial periods of up to six months and a tighter cap on severance pay, though it does nothing to encourage dispute-settlement without recourse to tribunals.

The Etherlinx technology has been operating in a small for-pay trial in Oakland, Calif., for a year.

Etherlinx began the for-pay trial in Oakland last year after the company failed to get venture capital in Silicon Valley.

In voir dire, the questions are as important as the responses, and in Cosby's case it's not only attorneys but their highly paid trial consultants who craft those inquiries and judge their answers.

Ultimately, you might need to give a tuner a paid "trial" run.

Start with a straightforward, self-contained project, or a paid trial of perhaps 10 hours.

However, again, London's figures were higher than the national average when it came to paid trials, with 23 per cent admitting to doing so.

The FT's digital subscribers have risen 14percentt year on year to "almost 520,000" making up 70percentt of all subscribers, with Pearson citing a "new access model offering paid trials" as a reason for the increase.

In terms of where they are now, the bootstrapping, nearly year-old startup is working off data from a number of trials with seed companies — including a recurring paying client they can name (DuPont Pioneer); and several paid trials with other seed firms they can't (because they remain under NDA).