Sentence examples similar to tackle trial from inspiring English sources

David Zane Mairowitz, whose 1993 biography Introducing Kafka (wonderfully illustrated by Robert Crumb) has become a graphic perennial, tackles The Trial with artist Chantal Montellier.

Chandler: Could you address the role of non-profit and government partnerships in tackling fair trial issues: corruption, torture and counter reforms in the criminal justice systems in Latin America while balancing public security?

Wednesday's hearing into the linked cases of brothers Jonathan and Reginald Carr and a third defendant in a separate double murder -- collectively known as Kansas v. Carr -- tackled specific trial procedures leading to a death sentence.

Thus we need to tackle problems at trial just as heartily as we need to train out the negativism, shown by David Leigh's case, in the earlier parts of the criminal justice service.

The latest trial tackled the commonest genetic defect, which is responsible for half of all cases.

LONDON, Oct. 18 - A weeklong training session for the Iraqi judges and prosecutors chosen to try Saddam Hussein and his top associates ended in London on Monday with both the Iraqis and their Western advisers agreeing on one thing: The Iraqis are unprepared to tackle full-fledged trials any time soon.

A relatively new type of study design, called cohort multiple randomised controlled trial, tackles the aforementioned problems regarding recruitment and allocation and might be a good alternative design in populations like the one under study.

Related: This Canadian Sex Assault Trial May Tackle the Question of Where BDSM Turns Into Assault.

"Filling her life this way enables her to be refreshed on Monday and ready to tackle the litigation and trial prep work.

Our study is, to our knowledge, the first cross-over randomised controlled trial to tackle this issue.

We will also lead on hygiene and continue with our industry-leading campylobacter trials to tackle this issue once and for all.