Sentence examples for trial for public from inspiring English sources
The McDonnells are on trial for public corruption.
Three fellow activists from the group, Femen, are on trial for public indecency after demonstrating topless in front of Tunisia's Palace of Justice.
10am: Caroline Lucas, the Green MP, goes on trial for public order offences in connection with an anti-fracking protest at Balcombe.
The undercover officer went on trial for public order offences with other activists from the pro-cycling campaign group Reclaim the Streets following a demonstration at the headquarters of London Underground in 1996.
53 An important limitation of this trial for public health policy in Laos is that DP was compared with AM and not with AL, which is the current Lao national treatment policy.
Our analysis provides a reason to be skeptical of this trend, and it strengthens recent criticism of the applicability of randomized trials for public health in general [ 24] and for interventions in developing countries in particular [ 25].
He is a joint recipient of the Trial Lawyers for Public Justice's Trial Attorney of the Year award for successfully sued the FBI and Oakland police for framing environmental activists Judi Bari and Darryl Cherney after a car bomb assassination attempt on them in Oakland in May 1990.
Just before the MCP meeting in July 2013 (Wei et al., 2014) the EMA released its draft policy/0070 on "publication and access to clinical trial data" for public consultation (EMA, 2013).
The jury began a separate phase of the trial yesterday to determine the amount of damages, said Victoria Ni, a staff lawyer with Trial Lawyers for Public Justice, a public interest law firm that had been advising Brandon, who is now 16 and must use a wheelchair.
Ratner published several legal books and received awards for excellence from Trial Lawyers for Public Justice and the Columbia Law School Public Interest Law Foundation.
"The mining industry has effectively won in court what it lost in Congress in 1977," said Jim Hecker of Trial Lawyers for Public Justice, a lawyer in the suit brought by state residents and the West Virginia Highlands Conservancy.
