Sentence examples for trial foreign from inspiring English sources

Enables the home secretary to indefinitely detain, without charge or trial, foreign nationals who are suspected of terrorism.

The Anti-Terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001 allows the Home Secretary to indefinitely detain, without charge or trial, foreign nationals who are suspected of terrorism.

In 2007, 26,000 investigators were registered with the FDA for drug trials, with most of them registered only for a single trial; foreign investigators have been replacing domestic ones [ 1].

The detention, without trial, of foreign terrorist suspects in Belmarsh prison has served to keep it there.

The Cambodian government, saying it was not a vassal of the United Nations, said it could proceed independently with an international trial involving foreign judges and lawyers.

13 Aid Workers' Afghanistan Trial Eight foreign aid workers, including two Americans, appeared in an Islamic court in Kabul to answer charges that they have committed the grave crime of preaching Christianity to Muslims.

Abu Qatada, who is also known as Omar Mohamed Othman and uses several aliases, was arrested under British laws introduced after the Sept. 11 attacks that permit the detention without trial of foreign terror suspects.

BANGKOK — As international outrage grew over the prosecution of the Nobel Peace Prize laureate Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the military government in Myanmar on Thursday again closed her trial to foreign diplomats.

But most Iraqis did not want it that way, and it is not going to happen now.The trial's foreign critics should now lend their practical and moral support to a venture that is still worth saving.

INDEFINITE detention without trial of foreign terrorist suspects is "incompatible" with human-rights laws, as well as "discriminatory" and disproportionate, Britain's highest court ruled in December.Since then the government has been trying to work out what to do.

CAIRO - Egypt on Monday released the names of 19 Americans who face trial over foreign funding of activities of their nonprofit groups in Egypt, a case that has soured U.S.-Egypt relations.