Sentence examples for trial but only from inspiring English sources

Children will be asked to take part in the trial, but only with their parents' consent".

The MI5 officer who identified himself as Richard gave evidence at Amin's trial, but only in camera, behind closed doors.

The notice states that the filing does not challenge Captain Nowak's competence to stand trial, but "only raises insanity at the time of the offense".

So, in Germany, the Allies put the Nazi leaders on trial but only perfunctorily cleansed tens of thousands of lesser functionaries before putting them to work building democracy.

When Mr. Brady appealed his conviction, a Maryland court said he should have received that fifth statement and granted him a new trial, but only to decide his punishment.

Justice L. Priscilla Hall of State Supreme Court in Brooklyn ordered a hearing on Oct. 24 to determine whether Mr. Smith is mentally fit for trial, but only after expressing frustration because Mr. Smith was twice found mentally unfit last year and then found fit in May.

She testified at the trials, but only on her injuries and experiences before and after the attack.

Mr. Schwartz's name came up in both trials, but only in the context of being among the founding partners of New Silk Route.

Fifty-three drivers made it onto the track in the first of two rounds of time trials, but only the top two locked in starting spots for the 500-mile race.

However, Chris Tomlinson, who won the British trials but only has the B standard, may find that his age, 31, counts against him under UK Athletics' rigorous selection procedure which states that only those athletes with the B standard who are considered potential finalists in Moscow – or potential future Olympic Games or world championships finalists – get the nod.

Those left behind howled in 26 of the 27 walking trials, but only two times during the control trials.