Sentence examples for throwing trials from inspiring English sources

In Rwanda, for instance, said Alison des Forges, an expert on the Rwandan judicial system who teaches at the University of California at Berkeley, this step would mean throwing trials into the hands of an untested new system of community courts known as gacaca.

Participants volunteered to take part in the throwing trial, and were not paid.

A throwing trial captured data on the external ballistics of replicas of Schöningen Spear II using six male athletes trained in the javelin throw.

However, a flexible bag is hard to throw and trials had not been at all satisfactory.

No political parties are allowed and the authorities have tried to suffocate the country's civil society in recent years, jailing dozens of dissidents after unfair trials, throwing out international think tanks, and disbanding local organizations.

But human rights groups say violence against judges and lawyers throws the trial into question.

The squabbling threw the trial into turmoil, prompting Judge Parker to schedule another special meeting for Monday at 9 a.m. to consider the mistrial motion.

It is unclear whether his disruptive tactics are a premeditated effort to throw the trial into disarray or the spontaneous acts of a man unfamiliar with American court procedures.

Netanyahu might have thrown this trial balloon as part of his own negotiating tactic.

It is throwing together doctors, trial lawyers and consumers, and pitting them against insurers and managed care companies, who in many cases are fighting each other over how much regulation they can take.

Three suspected members of the Irish Republican Army who are charged with having schooled Colombian rebels in bomb-making refused to attend the first day of their trial, throwing the proceedings into turmoil.