Sentence examples for trial amounts from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, the scheduling of the trial amounts to the first formal step in the official lodging of charges against the Americans.

From ACh release experiments with different trial amounts of colchicine, we decided to use colchicine at 2.5 µ m for the best differentiation of microtubule-dependent release representing the release from the terminal of differentiated PNG3 cellular processes.

Wednesday's trial run amounted to a mass simulation of the signature collection across the country, two weeks before it is due to actually happen.

About 300 union members rallied outside the courtroom, with one, Mahchid Modjaverian, saying the trial amounted to "the criminalisation of union action".

In Marshall's view, disclosing nothing about this before the trial amounted to a Brady violation, a prosecutorial failure to share potentially exculpatory evidence with the defense.

"By asking for convictions" of the boys, Sherry F. Colb, a law professor at Rutgers Law School in Newark wrote in an online column at the time, "Rimmer implicitly conceded that the boys' testimony at the Chavis trial amounted to perjury".

Their lawyers argued that the federal trial amounted to double jeopardy — being tried twice for the same crime — because they had already been acquitted of the most serious charges in a trial in state court in 2009.

Mr. Donchak's lawyer, William Fetterhoff, said that the trial amounted to a case of double jeopardy — being tried twice for the same crime — and that the two were indicted only because the government was dissatisfied with the state verdict.

The defence was able to claim that the model's appearance at Charles Taylor's war crimes trial amounted to a "spectacular own goal" after she stopped short of saying that the former Liberian president had given her diamonds, and instead revealed only that she had received "dirty-looking stones" and did not know who they were from.

PAGE A21 JUDGE CONDEMNS STING OPERATION A Brooklyn judge issued a stern denunciation of a mother's attempt to overturn her son's murder conviction, saying her covert efforts to elicit incriminating statements from a juror in her son's trial amounted to "vigilante" behavior.

A Brooklyn judge on Wednesday issued a stinging condemnation of a mother's attempt to overturn her son's murder conviction, saying her covert efforts to elicit incriminating statements from a juror in her son's trial amounted to "vigilante" behavior.