Sentence examples for trial has begun from inspiring English sources

But Egypt has been a place for the unexpected this year, and the trial has begun.

Nor can the state voluntarily dismiss a case after trial has begun in order to start over.

Some legal experts say a settlement or at least a partial settlement including one or more companies could come before the trial, or after the trial has begun.

My part in a trial has begun, but the only "good" vein in the crook of my left arm looks alarmingly bruised, as do both of my wrists.

Those calls have somewhat subsided, but the intrigue over Mr. Bradley's future has picked up again now that his criminal trial has begun.

THE trial has begun in the northern Chinese city of Jinan of a former member of the ruling Politburo, Bo Xilai.

Although Ruto's trial had begun in September, Kenyatta's trial had been delayed until February 2014.

But by late Thursday, there was no word on whether the trial had begun.

The trial had begun almost six months before Mr. Keith was appointed to the case.

Prosecutors also argued that it was premature to rule out the death penalty before trial had begun.

If the trial had begun Monday and he had been acquitted, he might have been able to persuade a team to sign him.