Sentence examples for trial assistance from inspiring English sources

He was allowed to leave the corrections facility to receive chemotherapy treatment at an MRI centre five times in 2011 and twice this year.Third, the legal proceedings against Mr Ampon were carried out in accordance with Thai law and due process, including the right to a fair trial, assistance from lawyers and ample opportunity to contest the charges.

Animal trial assistance and collection of tissue was carried out by Ronan Muir, Bethan Clifford, Sarah McMullen and Matthew Elmes.

He represented himself at his trial, with assistance from Robinson.

Judge Kaplan ruled on June 26 that prosecutors had violated the defendants' constitutional rights to a fair trial and assistance of counsel in pushing KPMG to cut off fees.

Instead, the appeals were based on procedural errors that may have denied a fair trial, ineffective assistance of counsel or the assertion that the death penalty was administered in a way that discriminated against blacks and other minorities.

Worse, while those foreclosures continue at massive levels, the banks aren't converting trial mortgage assistance programs into permanent programs at any great rate, either, so the suffering on Main Street will continue.

Audits may be mandated by the trial sponsor (Assistance Publique Hôpitaux de Paris) and, if carried out, will be independent of the investigators.

Participants scored one point for the first time s/he completed a step in a trial without assistance of any kind from a human caregiver.

LINKS -- The site has links to hundreds of prescreened Web sites about specific cancers, clinical trials, financial assistance, experimental therapies and support groups.

That is not typically part of most teenagers' DNA but in this case patience paid – Dwyer's next appointment was with the former Falkirk and Chelsea defender Joe McLaughlin and his Soccer Icon USA company, which offers trials and assistance for kids interested in college soccer in America.

Many of the trials included assistance from another person, without further specification.