Sentence examples for trial's aim from inspiring English sources

"They will be operating on a demanding urban route, and that's all part of the trial's aim - to prove that electric buses can be tough as well as green".

MR. MILOSEVIC: (In Serbo-Croatian) This trial's aim is to produce false justification for the war crimes of NATO committed in Yugoslavia.

When asked if he would enter a plea of guilty or not guilty to the charges of crimes against humanity in Kosovo in 1999, Mr. Milosevic switched to Serbian from his heavily accented English and replied, "This trial's aim is to produce false justification for the war crimes of NATO," a reference to the bombing of Kosovo and Serbia in 1999.

Table 1 displays the percentage of studies with a positive outcome relative to TAU as a function of the trial's aim.

The trial's aims will be described in a general way, as 'a study to make sure that written information about breast cancer screening is clear and helpful to women', without specifically referring to overdetection.

The trial's primary aim is to assess the safety of Geron Corp.'s experimental oligodendrocyte progenitor cells, which have been in development for about a decade.

The trial's main aim was to attract people with depressive symptoms who were interested in participating in a strength training program, thus the trial eligibility criteria were: age 65 years or above and Geriatric Depression Scale (GDS) [ 15] score ≥ 11.

"Monitoring the social and economic benefits of beavers to the local area was always one of the trial's major aims.

Reformers have argued that Mr. Abdi's trial is aimed at pressing President Khatami to withdraw his bills from consideration.

Play a lot during the trial and aim high.

Now, 20 years later, a film based on Deneke's death and Camp's ensuing court trial is aiming to bring their story to a new audience.