Sentence examples for trial completely from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, ill health among the accused, who are all over 80, threatens to terminate the trial completely.

"If these two men have a trial completely in secret – we don't know their names, we don't know the evidence against them – how can we ever have the confidence they were convicted properly?" The appeal court has heard that the crown sought and obtained unprecedented orders to hold the trial in secret and to withhold the men's identities, on the grounds of national security last month.

A jury consultant who does extensive survey research said that the OJ Simpson trial completely changed how Americans thought about trial lawyers.

For example, bias may occur when patients are aware of a treatment not available to them and comply poorly with the standard treatment or withdraw from the trial completely, commonly known as resentful demoralisation.

I turned up for the first set of trials completely open minded just trying to make sure I'd get into the squad.

Those two molestation trials completely devastated the guy, just gutted him, you know?

For example, future studies should examine if continuously engaging subjects in a cognitive activity with no time to spare in between the two successive trials completely abolishes amygdala activation (as our results would propose).

We suggest future trials completely report all the criteria they chose and comply with international standards in the evaluation of treatment effect.

By definition, most randomized clinical trials completely disregard a patient's free choice or preference for a specific type of exercise.

"The verdict and the trial were completely unfair," Mr. Peng said.

The Russian foreign ministry insisted that the gas deal for which Ms Tymoshenko is on trial was completely legal, and called on the Ukrainian government to ensure that "basic human norms and rights" are observed in her trial.