Sentence examples for trial discourse from inspiring English sources

Because of this persistent emphasis on flexibility, however, we believe the pragmatic trial discourse to reflect a great fear of standardising trial designs and interventions too much.

Not that anyone should have expected Roger Clemens's trial to elevate the discourse on sports doping, but a line in the Associated Press recap of yesterday's opening statements compels some gnashing of teeth.

At last we have concrete evidence that during the events leading up to President Clinton's impeachment trial, the level of national discourse really did reach the level of a Joe Eszterhas movie.

In her capacity as master of the guild of entrepreneurs in York, Vincent has plans for a failure funfair, which she hopes will "promote an honest discourse about the trials and tribulations of running a business".

The discourse about the L'Aquila trial warrants careful reflection and addition.

Discourse about the L'Aquila trial in Italy has overlooked the many different roles that laws play within risk governance.

Understanding this discourse may be useful for the trial implementers when designing future trials.

But the ongoing discourse before, during and after the Vergara trial decision has tried to blame teachers and further the idea that current policies keep ineffective teachers in low-performing school districts and perpetuate unequal outcomes.

And that industry professionally testifying at trials and legislative hearings creates a record of seemingly legitimate discourse about abortion that makes it appear as if the medical community can't agree on the subject.

Whilst this may be appropriate in the discourse in which the term originated, clinical trials of pharmaceutical products, the continuing use of the term in other discourses may impose inappropriate patterns of thought and meaning.

Instead, the United States Supreme Court made it a sad example of the quashing of public discourse by blocking the televising of the nonjury trial.