Sentence examples for to make trials from inspiring English sources

But President Obama could seek to make trials in Guant?mo more accessible to the rest of the world.

The regulatory system must be better aligned to make trials of personalized, small population therapies economically viable.

Civilian courts have their share of complaints of justice delayed or denied, but Mexico has embarked on a long process to make trials speedier and more open.

Rather than discount witnesses, researchers are trying to use their findings to make trials fairer and testimony more reliable, particularly in the case of suspect lineups, a police staple at the heart of many wrong convictions.

Victims are likely to want as many charges as possible to be brought; prosecutors must limit an indictment to make trials manageable and may sometimes accept guilty pleas to lesser charges to avoid the expense and risk of a contested hearing.

However, in wealthier regions these limiting factors are being addressed to make trials less administrative and improve the designs.

Then one day in summer they quarreled, she railing at him for his selfish mortality, his refusal to make trial of the elixir of longevity.

The European Medicines Agency, which oversees drug approvals for the European Union, is considering a policy to make trial data public whenever a drug is approved.

Joel Berger, a Citizens Union board member and a lawyer who has represented complainants at trials at police headquarters, said the department had refused his requests to make trial records public under state civil rights law.

To make trial difficulty consistent, the characters alternated between keys on the left and right sides of the keyboard (Fig. 14).

A better understanding of factors associated with low-enrollment sites in clinical trials and the impact on a trial's ability to demonstrate conclusive outcomes may lead to strategies to make trial enrollments more efficient and cost-effective.