Sentence examples for trial less from inspiring English sources

These habits of Eichmann's created considerable difficulty during the trial — less for Eichmann himself than for those who had come to prosecute him, to defend him, to judge him, or to report on him.

page A17 GIVE IT A REST Barry Coburn, a former prosecutor, argues in an Op-Ed article that Patrick Fitzgerald's inflammatory public comments in the case of Gov. Rod Blagojevich of Illinois will taint the pool of prospective jurors, making a fair trial less likely.

At one stage in her report on Eichmann's trial in Jerusalem, Arendt wrote that certain habits of his "created considerable difficulty during the trial — less for Eichmann himself than for those who had come to prosecute him, to defend him, to judge him, and to report on him.

Before the Surgical Treatment for Ischemic Heart Failure trial, less than 1000 patients with ischemic cardiomyopathy had been studied in randomized comparisons of medical therapy versus coronary artery bypass grafting.

But there is a further trial, less often discussed: the exile's sudden abdication of power.

Overall, fewer than 70 cases reached trial, less than 3percentt of the total; 53 resulted in convictions.

Before new sentencing laws, the gap was narrower, and trials less risky, veteran lawyers here say.

They ask for jury trials less often and, in turn, lose their ability to argue before ordinary people.

Gay, who raced in the U.S. trials less than two weeks ago, got off a good start before charging down the final 70 metres to destroy the field.

The sharp ideological differences between the superpowers made the cosmopolitan ideals underlying such trials less persuasive.

The ability to predict the local segmentation SD could eliminate the need of repeated segmentations of a 2-D transverse image to obtain the local segmentation standard deviation, thereby making clinical trials less laborious and saving time.