Sentence examples for trial for fear from inspiring English sources
Many cases involving classified information are not brought to trial for fear of divulging secrets.
The man told Guardian Australia he feared giving evidence in the men's trial for fear of reprisals from other guards and local people.
The judge had ordered the media not to report Tenniswood's claim until the end of the trial for fear this could prejudice the jury.
McVeigh - who pleaded not guilty to 11 counts against him - was not called by his defence lawyer, Stephen Jones, to testify during his 25-day trial, for fear, it is believed, he would launch into a tirade of fascist rhetoric.
Egyptians also insist, despite official denials, that rich oil monarchies — and potential aid donors — like Saudi Arabia are lobbying against a public trial, for fear that it will encourage insurrection elsewhere in the region.
We also observed an effect of the tubastatin on freezing behavior of the rTg4510 mice in the training trial for fear conditioning.
Vascular endothelial growth factor-targeted antiangiogenic therapies (AAT) have demonstrated benefit for patients with metastatic NSCLC and are expected to directly inhibit the pathophysiology and morbidity of brain metastases, yet patients with brain metastases have been excluded from most clinical trials of AAT for fear of intracranial hemorrhage (ICH).
On Wednesday, for instance, it shut down plans to broadcast the same-sex marriage trial in San Francisco partly for fear that witnesses in the case would be harassed if their public testimony were made more public.
A18 Texans Don't Fret Over DeLay With a judge now agreeing to an early 2006 trial for Representative Tom DeLay, fears of spreading problems may be rattling Republicans in Washington, but in staunchly Republican Texas the party faithful say they are standing by their man.
The trial was moved to Belem for fear that, if it were held near Eldorado, jurors would be vulnerable to intimidation by local landowners, some of whom were suspected of bribing the police to shoot the protesters.
Although the WHO guidelines now recommend artesunate for most parasitemias, many new treatment drugs and regimens are available for the treatment of malaria; however, little information is available about their pharmacokinetics, safety, and effectiveness in pregnant women, as trials have excluded these women for fear of embryotoxicity [ 158].
