Sentence examples for starting a trial from inspiring English sources

A local judge must now decide whether the complaint justifies starting a trial.

Many years ago, an 8-year-old boy returned to my office after starting a trial of Ritalin.

NewCourtland is starting a trial in cooperation with health insurance companies and home health agencies, installing medical monitoring devices in 1,000 residences over the next six months.

So, for example, the agency announced last week that it was starting a trial program allowing Global Entry members to use Australia's automated border-processing system, SmartGate.

In part to address those concerns, Pfizer announced in 2005 that it was starting a trial that would compare the heart risk for Celebrex with ibuprofen, the drug in Advil and Motrin, and naproxen, which is sold as Aleve.

The lawsuit, which was designed to block the TLC from starting a trial of mobile apps that would allow users to hail a cab electronically, claimed that the pilot program would have violated several local ordinances.

A date was set to start a trial that could potentially unseat Gov. Christine Gregoire, a Democrat.

Vertex Pharmaceuticals, also of Cambridge, has said it will start a trial later this year of a hepatitis C protease inhibitor and Rigel Pharmaceuticals of South San Francisco, Calif., plans to start a polymerase inhibitor trial this year.

Japan's biggest bank, Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, is also about to start a trial of a customer-service robot called Nao in its stores.

Brussels started a trial in 2012 and, after a study by the Belgian Road Safety Institute found no increased danger, is expanding the scheme to more than 250 junctions.

He added: "The Crown should be ready to start a trial today and that means putting us in a position to have a fair trial.