Sentence examples for proxy trial from inspiring English sources

The Gotovina case has served as a proxy trial.

The Gotovina case became a proxy trial of the Tudjman regime.

For a few minutes, the Hagel hearings became a kind of proxy trial for the Iraq war; as badly as its early years had gone, with no weapons of mass destruction discovered and anarchy reigning, it was important to Senator McCain that Mr. Hagel concede that folly had been redeemed by the surge.

In addition, "quality of reporting" is commonly used as a proxy for trial quality, which has complicated the construct of "quality" even more.

He's openly challenged Henry Kissinger; helped bring American proxies to trial; exposed the US-training of death squads in El Salvador and Haiti; and in Guatemala he filmed what later turned out to be the country's current president casually talking about his role in the 1980s highland genocide.

However, in response to several of the questions (e.g., regarding being in a drug clinical trial, proxy consent when critically ill, and enrollment of children), several individuals voiced a belief that medical research could lead to benefits.

The European Clinical Trials Directive requires an informed consent from the patient or a proxy in drug trials.

Elisabeth Murdoch's father was considered by many to be on trial by proxy; now Rupert and his son James face police questioning over phone hacking.

Beyond that, however, this was a trial by proxy, in which Rebekah Brooks stood in the dock on behalf of a media mogul and Andy Coulson acted as avatar for the prime minister, with the reputations of Rupert Murdoch and David Cameron equally in jeopardy.

7. Recruit a Proxy to skewer the Trial Balloon; the marketplace may be more receptive to their take than yours.

Our analysis indicates that the epidemiology of non-fatal self harm after discharge follows that for suicide, therefore self harm may be a reasonable proxy outcome for a trial.