Sentence examples for placed on trial from inspiring English sources

"I just want to tell you that it was one of the great pleasures of my life to be placed on trial with such magnificently decent people as you and Lis," he shouted into the phone.

Periodically, the standards by which buildings are judged should themselves be placed on trial.

Conrad convened a diet in Pavia (March 1037), where Heribert was placed on trial.

In the newly democratic Argentina, the ex-commanders including Gen. Videla were placed on trial in 1985.

The only thing being placed on trial is the positioning of their X on the ballot paper.

Two hundred and thirty four pigs were placed on trial at 10 days of age, whilst still suckling their dam.

By the end of the first day, two things were apparent: Michael Teitelman was emerging as far more formidable an opponent than anyone had imagined, and he had almost single-handedly succeeded in turning an investigative hearing into an adversary process, placing on trial not the hecklers but the university and its disciplinary process.

Baghdad and Washington are in talks to transfer and place on trial tens of thousands of suspected Isis fighters and their families from detention centres in Syria to prison camps in Iraq, with Iraqi officials seeking a multibillion dollar fee to receive remnants of the terror group captured over five years of war.

Similarly, more emphasis could be placed on that trial, such as we have done in developing alternative estimates for the Vickers trial, namely VickersSMLG and Vickers90% (see below).

As it is, more emphasis is placed on the trial of the battered wife, whose outcome is a little predictable, and Evie's own romance also plays a rather safe and predictable hand.

His lawyer, Elmer Robert Keach III, said Thursday that he had written to the judge in Utica who dismissed the suit to ask that it be placed on the trial calendar.