Sentence examples for protracted trials from inspiring English sources

Now she'll have to suffer through protracted trials that continue to evoke the memory of her son's last moments of life.

But some generic industry officials say that if costly and protracted trials are required, competition will be limited and the resulting drugs will not be priced significantly below the originals.

They also know, in detail, through the protracted trials of Mr. Hussein and his senior henchmen, of the inner workings of the merciless machinery that transported victims to the torture chambers and mass graves.

The proposed resolution could lead to a series of relatively quick guilty pleas, allowing the defendants to receive some kind of legal benefit and the government to avoid a series of protracted trials.

Becton Dickinson's chairman and chief executive, Edward J. Ludwig, said in a conference call with securities analysts that he thought that the company had handled its sales to hospitals "in a most appropriate and legal manner," but that Becton Dickinson had agreed to settle the suit to avoid "protracted trials" and appeals.

The gruesome discovery brought the glare of publicity to the little country town in South Australia's mid north, and – although no one from Snowtown was among the murderers or victims – the unwelcome attention persisted for years, as the protracted trials were followed by a film and four books.

The bizarre and protracted trial of Aung San Suu Kyi has just heard the final arguments of the prosecution and defence.

Some parishioners said today that they were relieved at Mr. Miller's renunciation of his ministry, because the 150-year-old church would be spared an ugly, protracted trial.

The protracted trial was testing Hamilton's outlook on life, which Valentina Rice had summarized as "It's all meant to be".

But in the extensive newspaper publicity and during the protracted trial all the evidence for and against Beecher poured out.

The South African authorities are very keen that this protracted trial not been drawn out any longer than is necessary.