Sentence examples for to trial together from inspiring English sources

Two former natural gas traders scheduled to go to trial together in April will now be tried separately in May.

Phil Robertson, deputy director of the Asia division of Human Rights Watch, said this was the largest group to be brought to trial together in recent times.

Both have pleaded not guilty, and they are scheduled to stand trial together in January.

The Easters would have to stand trial together.

In Srebrenica, widows and mothers of the massacre victims gathered to watch the trial together and reacted with outrage to Mladic's apparent lack of emotion.

The pleas by the co-defendants of Chris Paciello came just two weeks before they were to go on trial together in Brooklyn, charged with robbing banks, dealing drugs and settling scores for the Bonanno organized crime family.

"Not many people had televisions back then, so we would gather at friends' and neighbours' houses to watch the trial together," said historian Zhang Lifan.

After a brief proceeding on Thursday, Judge Pauley told the two that they would have to find a way to get through the trial together.

In a filing to the International Criminal Court, where Mr. Senussi is wanted on charges of crimes against humanity, the lawyers said that the government was planning to put him on trial together with other senior officials of the former government of Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi, including the colonel's son Seif al-Islam el-Qaddafi.

And while the business of getting a trial together tends to be slower than the business of electing a president, the prospect of a courtroom defense of climate science — or of the right of opponents to call it fraudulent — might just nudge the issue into a little more prominence in the national campaign.

The judge sentenced Yury Zarutsky, who threw the acid and who was standing trial together with Dmitrichenko, to 10 years in prison; the getaway driver, Andrei Lipatov, received four years.