Sentence examples for prevented trials from inspiring English sources

In this case the alleged victims went to Argentina after they failed to gain redress in Spain, where an amnesty law was passed in 1977, during the transition to democracy following Franco's death, which prevented trials for any crimes committed before 1976.

Gazeta Russia noted at the time that the rush was due to an incoming law preventing trials in absentia, and said: "For the FSB it is now a matter of honour to have Litvinenko convicted, no matter what".

These antibodies are responsible for the hyperacute rejection of xenografts and thus prevent trials on transplantation of pig organs to humans [ 5, 6].

One bill would, in effect, largely prevent trial lawyers from using a company's internal communications against it, thereby encouraging full and open discussions.

In seeking a new trial, Mr. Nosair argued that prosecutors had improperly prevented his trial lawyers from gaining access to a witness, Ali A. Mohamed, who Mr. Nosair said would have supported his claim.

The plea, which was worked out with federal prosecutors, prevented another trial, which had been scheduled to begin March 6.

PAGE C1 Court Drops Suharto Case An Indonesian court dropped corruption and rights charges against the former leader, saying his poor health prevented a trial.

However, technical difficulties prevented a trial that was designed to evaluate the efficacy of ribavirin in treating HCPS from being completed (5).

However, to prevent single trials from unduly influencing the results, selected outlying trials were removed from the data if their path was far outside the trajectories of the rest of the trials.

Safety issues prevent initial trials and errors and require good performance on the first trial just from explanations and observation, exactly what is missing for blindfolded activities and difficult for complex movements with force accuracy requirements.

Prosecutors had argued that he was killed to prevent any trials over wartime atrocities.