Sentence examples for should be a trial from inspiring English sources

My second reaction is that there should be a trial and then he should be put away forever".

However, the trial judge insisted that there should be a trial so that a jury could decide whether Sutcliffe was mad or bad.

"It should not be a trial of the people," says a senior Saudi figure, "it should be a trial of the ideology of al-Qaeda.

After the high court rejected his wife's request to have key parts of the book banned, she turned to the court of appeal, which imposed a temporary injunction last October, ruling that Wilkinson v Downton was engaged and that there should be a trial to decide whether or not the boy's rights should take priority over those of his father.

There should be a trial VAFF distribution to local government bodies near Sakurajima volcano incorporating the recommended improvements to the VAFF system and seeking their feedback.

There is only one side (the prosecution) presenting evidence as to why the defendant -- no matter who it is -- should be charged and why there should be a trial.

Manek has contested this and Mr Justice Moor ruled there should be a full trial to assess the truth of the competing claims.

For this reason, the oil company said the ruling should either be amended or there should be a new trial.

The next step should be a prospective trial of treatment versus no treatment of fever in the ICU.

We recommend that this trial should be a randomized controlled trial with appropriate allocation of patients and blinding of patients and care providers and outcome assessors, and that it should include patient-important outcomes.

Therefore, a future study should be a cluster randomized trial if possible.