Sentence examples for this trial will come from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, what happens in this trial will come down to which narrative can be presented most compellingly.

That line can be tough to prove, but that's where the video evidence in this trial will come into play, he said.

But before the trial will come the questioning.

And no matter what the forum, with his trial will come the justice his victims deserve to see – and an end to the impunity so often enjoyed by these tyrants.

But the bigger and more rigorous trial will come next Saturday when more than 4,000 high school boys and girls competitors from six states take part in the 12-hour Bishop Loughlin Games.

A number of countries believe that only the Security Council can decide what punishment should to be meted out to Iraq if it fails to comply.If Iraq does manage to come up with a list of weapons that does not provoke American military action, then the next trial will come on January 27th.

If there is war, America would move to "finish it fast", Mr Rumsfeld has said.Provided Iraq does not provoke America further, either by continuing to fire on aircraft or presenting an implausibly short list of weapons, then the next trial will come on January 27th.

Lawyers say the first indication of how those changes will affect Mr. Schwarz's new trial will come from the questions the potential jurors are asked -- and from their answers -- in a jury selection process that is expected to last at least three weeks.

The trial will come in three stages, and within two years, Zimmer Biomet projects that there to be up to 10,000 people involved, Ted Spooner, Zimmer Biomet's vice president of connected health, said in an interview.

Events are moving too fast, and the answers this trial will provide cannot come too soon.

"This trial will continue to show that nothing has come from Republicans and there's no reason for them to keep power," Greer says.