Sentence examples for trial acting from inspiring English sources

He is finally on trial, acting as his own lawyer, at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia in The Hague — a generation after the war, with so many memories faded and so many witnesses gone.

Testcard launched its site on October 8 after a month-long trial, acting as an aggregator or indexer of content that is hosted on third party platforms such as Google Video, YouTube and mainstream broadcasters.

AH is the main author of the article and she designed and managed the trial, acting as screener and outcome assessor and was involved in the interpretation and analysis of the data.

Currently, PPI often involves a small number of PPI representatives, who have been selected in a variety of ways and whose experience may not be relevant to a particular trial, acting as coapplicants and steering group members and contributing to decisions about the trial design.

In a nonjury trial, Acting Justice Victor Ort of State Supreme Court found the man, John Kogut, not guilty on three counts.

After a series of battlefield reversals, Russia has captured one of Chechnya's most notorious warlords and whisked him to Moscow to stand trial, Acting President Vladimir V. Putin said today.

The Internal Security Act allows persons to be detained without trial for acting in any manner prejudicial to the security of Malaysia or to the maintenance of its essential services or economic life.

Trial lawyers acting on behalf of shareholders have already taken aim at Merrill and, more recently, Citi.

At the trial, Mr Evans, acting as his own lawyer, performed well enough to win acquittal on all counts.

The Clinical Trials & Statistics Unit at the Institute of Cancer Research (ICR-CTSU) acted as the coordinating centre for TACT ('hub'), with four other UK trials offices acting as 'spokes' for randomisation and data management on behalf of local and regional research affiliations.

(Although Passalus's hilarious patter about the trials of acting in ancient Greece illustrate Mr. Greenspan's classical bona fides, the play is more clearly patterned on Chekhov's ensemble dramas about thwarted lives).