Sentence examples for prolonged trial from inspiring English sources

After a prolonged trial he was set free.

A prolonged trial is expected to begin in the next few months, even as the police hunt for more remains.

At the end of a prolonged trial (he was first cleared in a lower court), he was convicted of murdering a Japanese woman in Tokyo in 1997.

The prolonged trial and the execution of those who were accused of plotting the blast deeply divided the community and the world.

"How's that for your victim impact statement?" Meghan Zipin, another survivor, summed up a sentiment felt by many of her fellows who have struggled to piece their lives together and make sense of the prolonged trial.

Over the last few days, prosecutors concluded that "her present emotional state will not permit her to undergo the stress of a prolonged trial," said Lanita K. Hobbs, an assistant district attorney.

However, obtaining meaningful change in these indices may prolong trial duration, increase sample size and cost, and be influenced by variation in respiratory intervention and end-of-life care at different institutions.

Conversely, delivery of the intervention may degrade with time if the recruitment period is prolonged and trial fatigue develops.

A drop of water was given after each correct trial; errors were indicated by a low white-noise sound and sanctioned by a slightly prolonged inter-trial delay.

They included prolonged pre-trial detention for 80% of all prisoners in Haitian jails; institutional "brittleness" on account of long-delayed elections to the Senate and local bodies; rising homicide rates; and a depressing predilection for public lynching, which indicates little confidence in the justice system.

Article accuses the tribunal of irrelevancies and reduncancies which prolong the trial; and that our legal men are completely lacking in knowledge of Europe, polictically and historically.