Sentence examples for trial occupying from inspiring English sources

Today, for a third straight day, Ms. Pirro attended her husband's trial, occupying the front row, flanked by her mother and family friends.

The evidence in the trial occupied a mere two days.

Pharmacists occupy a variety of roles within Quintiles Transnational, Cooper says, some designing phase I, early-stage clinical trials, others occupying executive-level management positions.

Besides being major campaign contributors to legislators, especially Democratic ones, trial lawyers occupy prominent positions in the Legislature.

In the mid-1940s, Chaplin was involved in a series of trials that occupied most of his time and significantly affected his public image.

According to the Levels of Evidence Rating System hierarchy, randomised controlled trials (RCTs) occupy the top positions (Level I & Level II evidence) and expert opinion lies at the bottom (Level V evidence).

The observed cost and utility scores (SF-6D) of trial participants that occupied relevant health states for each model cycle were estimated from the trial data.

At the trial's great predecessor, the Nuremberg trials of Nazi leaders, the occupying Allied troops had an immense paper trail of signed orders.

Since Sept. 8th the trial has been occupied with the selection of a jury, known as voir dire proceedings.

Scenes are cunningly linked by revivalist hymns; a prayer meeting becomes a display of mounting, small-town hysteria; and, in the trial, the jurors occupy the front stalls.

None of this slackens the pace of a book which is equally adept at describing a long summer as it is at a trial whose dialogues occupy the second part.