Sentence examples for trial a process from inspiring English sources

The prospect that the parties might soon begin to exchange information before trial, a process known as discovery, prompted lawyers for families who have not yet decided whether to sue to ask that the pace be slowed somewhat.

Sergeant Bales, who is being held at Fort Leavenworth, Kan., will be examined by mental health experts to determine whether he is mentally fit for trial, a process that could take months.

Nested within an existing pragmatic randomised controlled trial a process evaluation was conducted to explore the reasons for a much higher than anticipated recruitment (120% of required sample size) and retention rate (96% completed follow-up).

Al Jazeera said in a statement on Monday the appeals hearing "will look at the process behind the original trial, a process that Al Jazeera says was flawed, and is the basis of the appeal".

Chapo is being held at a maximum-security jail near the federal courthouse in Lower Manhattan, and the defense argued that constantly moving him to Brooklyn during the trial, a process that requires shutting down the Brooklyn Bridge so that his heavily-armed security convoy can cross, will prejudice members of the jury by giving the impression that Chapo is dangerous.

In parallel to this trial, a process evaluation was carried out.

The panel also agreed on guidelines that would allow doctors to conduct quick and safe clinical trials, a process that generally takes years to complete.

Since January of 2014, the government has been trialling a process to grant illegal immigrants resident status in Morocco.

These put enormous pressure on defendants to plea-bargain to avoid the dangers of going to trial in a process that is tipped against them.

Subsequently various members of the parliamentary group were jailed and set to face trial in a process that should have begun in April.

In 1956, Soleri settled with his wife Colly in Scottsdale, Arizona, where he established the Cosanti Foundation and built trial dwellings in a process of "earthcasting".