At those criminal trials executives often blamed reporters while reporters blamed executives, and many escaped conviction.
Clinical trials executives met with factory managers to explain the task's urgency.
However, with the trials executives face, they do not feel on the edge, and they do not feel disconnected from the organization.
The N.B.A. adopted the 3-pointer on a one-year trial because executives from the A.B.A. pushed for it after the leagues merged.
A decision not to proceed with the second part of the Leveson inquiry into relations between the media and police, following the phone hacking revelations and subsequent trial of executives from the News of the World.
At the time of the Goodman-Mulcaire trial, Murdoch executives in Britain described the hacking of the royal telephones as a "rogue" incident and not part of a broader pattern of newsroom wrongdoing.
An appeals court extended the prison sentence of André Tarallo, one of the main defendants in the 2003 embezzlement trial of executives at the oil group Elf Aquitaine to seven years, from four.
That relationship has been under duress over divergent policies in Syria, the ongoing trial involving executives at a Turkish state-owned bank who allegedly helped Iran circumvent US sanctions, Washington's delays in extraditing Gülen, and the ongoing detention of American citizens in Turkey.
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The Uniondale, N.Y., company can carry the drug through clinical trials itself, executives say.
