Sentence examples for trial of causing from inspiring English sources

The case, Linc told me, is about a tragic death and conviction: Ms. Smith's seven-week-old grandson died while in her care, and she was found guilty in a California trial of causing the baby's death by shaking him.

Several people are awaiting trial accused of causing him grievous bodily harm.

A hospital doctor has gone on trial accused of causing the death of a motorcyclist as they took part in a "form of race" near Newport, south Wales.

(Reuters) GERMANY: BORDER GUARD ON TRIAL An East German border guard officer went on trial for causing the death of the last person killed trying to escape across the Berlin Wall.

Four former soldiers from the French Foreign Legion have gone on trial in Paris accused of causing the death of a fellow recruit during a gruelling desert exercise, in a case that has exposed the harsh training practices of the elite force.

Subsequent preparations for the trial of Stephen Ward caused a panic in the establishment.

Cambodia and the United Nations have bickered for more than a year over which side should control trials of Khmer Rouge leaders accused of causing the deaths of an estimated 1.7 million Cambodians during their brutal rule in the late 1970's.

Activists have been demanding a comprehensive inquiry to establish whether key evidence gathered by undercover officers has been concealed from other trials of activists, causing other miscarriage of justices.

Trials with poor methodologic quality have exaggerated estimates of treatment effect, and incomplete reporting of trials causes difficulties in assessing trial methodologic quality.

Recent stories from France and the US highlight the dangers of clinical trials causing fatalities or of alarming data being hidden.

Also consistent with our rat data and with a good analogy between rat and primate PPC, a preliminary report has suggested that unilateral primate PPC inactivations have no effect on accumulation of evidence trials, while causing an ipsilateral bias on free choice trials (Yates et al., 2014).