Sentence examples for to trial from from inspiring English sources

But the findings, based on a study of 2,054 cases that went to trial from 2002 to 2005, raise provocative questions about how lawyers and clients make decisions, the quality of legal advice and lawyers' motives.

For instance, Edward Randolph, the appointed head of customs in New England brought 36 seizures to trial from 1680 to the end of 1682 – and all but two of these were acquitted.

A cross-sectional, online survey of clinical studies officers employed by the Mental Health Research Network in England to recruit to trials from National Health Service mental health services.

Journalists, confined to listening to the trial from a separate room, couldn't hear exactly what provoked the uproar.

"We had the right to reclaim costs related to the trial from the hotel.

We recruited carers to the trial from 4 November 2009 to 8 June 2011.

The timing of the Purkinje neuron burst with respect to the start of the motor episode is variable from trial-to-trial and from cell-to-cell.

Sister Rice plans to leave Knoxville on Saturday for the Catholic Worker residence in Washington and commute to the trial from there.

Forty-three patients were entered on to the trial from 29 participating institutions (appendix).

In total, 105 women were recruited to the trial from September 2007 to March 2008.

A total of 351 participants were recruited to the trial from November 2009 to September 2010.