Sentence examples for said trials from inspiring English sources

General Hartmann said trials in any system could be subject to delays.

"Court TV has succeeded because it's real-life drama," he said, "Trials are exciting.

Anne Meltzer, a psychologist who has worked extensively with child witnesses, said trials can be extraordinarily frightening for children.

He is looking at putting grocery outlets in up to 80 of Bhs's stores in the next 12 to 18 months after he said trials in a handful of outlets had gone well.

It said trials on monkeys should have given the researchers a hint that problems could have arisen with the treatment, which used a virus related to cold viruses to carry a gene into patients' livers.

The English Football Association has been a big supporter of the idea and following a meeting of the International FA Boards in London, the chief executive, Martin Glenn, said trials could begin as soon as next season if the idea was rubber-stamped at the Ifab AGM in March.

It said trial systems have been launched in 16 provinces.

They said trial judges could decide that the factual determinations had been "harmless error".

Moreover, he said, trial judges have vast latitude in how they calculate awards in divorce cases.

The judge said trial preparations would continue, though Mrs Fastow's lawyer said at the weekend that negotiations were continuing.

The authorities both here and in Fairfax said trial would most likely not begin until the middle of next year.