Sentence examples for retrial as from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors want to schedule a retrial as soon as possible.

The sensitive evidence has already been heard by two juries (there was a retrial) as well as by lawyers, UK judges and officials.

In the light of the new evidence, the new owners of the paper, United News and Media, have decided to seek advice on a retrial as well as demanding the return of the £500,000 damages they paid plus costs plus interest more than £3m in total.

And today, Judge Pamela Campbell denied a motion by Gawker that called for a retrial, as well as denied a motion to reduce the penalties awarded by the jury.

Amnesty International decried the military trial and called for a civilian retrial, as well as an independent investigation into allegations of torture.

But that decision did not lead to a retrial, as Skilling had hoped.

This film followed Nat Fraser's retrial, as he attempted to persuade an entirely new jury that he knew nothing about the mysterious disappearance of his wife, Arlene.

"I hope the new court convenes quickly and frees them, God willing!" online activist Muna Saif tweeted, while another twitter user described hearing about the retrial as "good news in the morning".

Outside court relatives warned that trio could face another lengthy battle, with a retrial lasting as long as a year.

Benedicto Jiménez, a retired police colonel who was part of the team that arrested Mr Guzmán, says the Shining Path sees the retrials as a chance to jump-start itself.

We define retrials as those vehicles that visited the mall earlier during the day but then rescheduled the delivery/pick up to a later time, perhaps because of congestion.