Sentence examples for pretrial war from inspiring English sources

Mary Grace and Wes Payton have had to endure years of the pretrial war of attrition that companies like Krane can throw at plaintiffs.

From 1942 to 1946, he was a member of the Counterintelligence Corps and did pretrial work on the Army war crimes tribunal in Japan, according to the Candy Hall of Fame, which inducted him in 1974.

Four of his interrogators took the stand last week in a pretrial hearing in Khadr's war crimes case now pending in the military commission at Guantanamo Bay.

He opposed Tony Blair on the Iraq war and 90 days' pretrial detention in the 2005 terrorism bill, but then voted for 42 days' detention without charge.

On the fourth day of pretrial hearings in 2008's 9/11 war crimes prosecution, Alexandra Scott, left, who lost her father Randy Scott, 48, sits beside Martin and Dorine Toyen, right, who lost their daughter Amy, 24.

After three days of hearing arguments from lawyers over pretrial motions, the military commission conducting the war crimes trial of David Hicks at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, postponed his trial until March 15.

"It was a ground war," recalls John LaMattina, who heads Pfizer's pretrial research.

— A military prosecutor on Monday laid out a chillingly flat recitation of the government's case against Staff Sgt. Robert Bales, the Army soldier who is accused of murdering 16 civilians this year in Afghanistan, as a pretrial hearing began in one of the nation's worst war crimes cases in decades.