Sentence examples for trial for taking from inspiring English sources

The Foreign Office said tonight it was urgently seeking information from Iran's government after reports that a British national was among opposition supporters on trial for taking part in anti-government street protests last year.

For example, one popular Web site, www.homeway.com, which regularly posts unconfirmed news reports from the Hong Kong press, had reported for weeks that Li Jizhou, vice minister of public security, was in Beijing's Qincheng Prison awaiting trial for taking bribes worth millions of dollars.

That day at Pride, my crush for Bradley Manning turned into a crush on my local queer community, who proved to me that they are ready to back Bradley, ready to defend one of our own, a gay soldier who sits on trial for taking a stand for the truth.

On hearing a participant was withdrawn due to a contra-indicated medication prescribed by her own doctor, they felt she was correct in reporting it even though she could not play her trial role anymore: Interviewer: So, how did you feel about [another participant being withdrawn from the trial for taking a contra-indicated medication]?

For example, one judge had a spectator removed from the Michael Jackson trial for taking pictures of jurors, even though he was outside the courtroom.[26].[26]

This analysis first summarizes the costs of the antiretroviral treatment taken before the trial for patients taking two nucleoside analogs plus either a non-nucleoside or a protease inhibitor.

The small scale incentives which came with participation in the Prismatic trial were simply for taking part, and did not depend on successfully identifying new patients or delivering interventions to them.

He is on trial for allegedly taking bribes from a Finnish arms company.

Shehata became notorious during the trial for rarely taking off his aviator sunglasses, mocking Fahmy's fiancee, and for cracking a joke about World Press Freedom day.

The secondary method used the event rates from the full trial for patients taking either dose.

The Taylor trial came under fire for taking almost five years and costing some $250 million, according to The Guardian.