Sentence examples for trial impossible from inspiring English sources

Mr. Zubaydah may never get one, because Mr. Bush's policies made a fair trial impossible.

"The wrong verdict," the main Norwegian newspaper, VG, stated on Thursday, calling the outcome of the trial "impossible to understand and unacceptable".

No important high-profile trial has had to be abandoned because pre-existing media-inspired publicity has rendered a fair trial impossible.

He said the prosecution's errors in dealing with evidence and its refusal to follow orders from the bench were making a fair trial impossible.

Congress then made the trial impossible last year with a measure prohibiting any spending to move prisoners from Guantánamo to the United States.

But several members said that the vote probably made a trial impossible because patients would not want to risk taking Avandia.

So, the political failure of not laying the groundwork for civilian trials led to the political failure of Congress now making those trials impossible.

This is illustrated by several examples: Oncological diseases with a long survival time: In part, the analysis of OS requires long follow-up monitoring periods, which delay the development of additional effective substances or make the implementation of clinical trials impossible, because in some cases the endpoint can only be reached after many years or decades.

We term these trials "impossible trials" because there is no correct answer to the question "which bar (L1 or L2) was longer".

However, the lack of multiculturalism in Korea rendered such trials impossible.

This makes the results of individual trials difficult to interpret and the comparison of multiple trials impossible.