Sentence examples for trial is proceeding from inspiring English sources

That trial is proceeding.

The five men have been charged with gang-rape and their trial is proceeding in a fast-track court, from which the media and public have been banned.

A challenge to the military commissions, before which detainees who have been formally charged with crimes are due to be placed on trial, is proceeding on a separate track and is not at issue in this case.

In most cases, the courts recognise the immense damage that can be done to a young and still developing person by being branded a criminal while the trial is proceeding.

There is no "political hand at work", as you suggest.The trial is proceeding because of the simple fact that a private citizen brought a criminal complaint, and our legal system has a responsibility to all citizens to uphold the law and facilitate due process, regardless of the political prominence of those involved.

In early 1990, while the state trial was proceeding in Manhattan, F.B.I. technicians in a separate investigation installed eavesdropping equipment in an apartment above the Ravenite Social Club.

And I have no brief to defend the judge's decision to discuss the case with reporters while the trial was proceeding, even given the embargo on any reporting concerning those conversations until after the trial.

The Rawesome trial was proceeding slowly, but he was meeting people he thought might be able to help him — like-minded California sheriffs and Oath Keepers, a group of soldiers, cops, and concerned civilians whose purpose is to remind officials that they have sworn to uphold the Constitution.

In the second case, located at Alice Springs, trials are proceeding to assist in the design and establishment of a soil aquifer treatment system which will allow water derived from secondary treatment of municipal sewage effluent to be stored in an unconfined alluvial aquifer for irrigation of horticulture.

Trials are proceeding in several other cases.

The trial against Mr. Austin is proceeding, but Mr. Whyte has already filed a parallel suit against the department claiming damages for the gunshot wounds to Mr. Austin — and false arrest.