Sentence examples for trial have to from inspiring English sources

But the folks at a trial have to stay much longer, particularly if it is the marathon embassy bombings trial.

Readers of Bill Keller's April 22 column, "A Blogger on Trial," have to be outraged, particularly those of us who endured the tactics of the K.G.B. when Vladimir V. Putin was one of its hired guns.

And although the economic reality of the club that is an estimated €115m in debt and occasionally pays its players late has seen that commitment undermined – Espanyol now only take kids from a 50km radius of the city, salaries have plummeted in the B team, and those who ask to come for a trial have to pay €100 for the privilege – the effects of that drop in funding have not yet filtered through.

If t 1 and t 2 are well determined, angles φ 1 and φ 2 for left and right sensors of a given trial have to be equivalent.

Survival data of this trial have to be awaited [ 37].

Patients eligible for the PRIAMOS trial have to present with the indication for a radiotherapy of the prostate bed.

Perhaps, but first the trial has to reach its conclusion.

The last trial had to be abandoned over those fears.

The case collapsed and a new trial had to be held.

The trial had to be halted because of side-effects (acne, depression, increased libido).

And the last spot on the trial had to be filled within a week.