Sentence examples for trial prompt from inspiring English sources

Article 6(3) sets out minimum conditions for a fair trial: prompt information about the accusation; adequate time and facilities for preparation; representation; examination of witnesses; and a free interpreter if necessary.

However, in patients who failed the NIV trial, prompt intubation and invasive mechanical ventilation must be provided due to related high mortality rates in this population [ 26].

The scale of Liu's fraud, revealed during the trial, prompted public anger online.

The prospect of "wall-to-wall, gavel-to-gavel, drivel-to-drivel coverage of the Robert Blake murder trial prompts some serious shudders," he said.

But he refused to go quietly and analysts suggested his cocksure defence in his five-day trial prompted the relatively harsh ruling on Sunday.

Yesterday's trial prompted a small demonstration outside the High Court where banners were erected with messages reading "No Jury, No Justice", and "Secret Evidence = Secret Injustice" were displayed.

The viewer trial prompted concerns that the BBC would use the webcam technology to "spy" on people's living rooms and assess how diligently they were watching programmes.

Developments in the ensuing trial prompted a series of furious protests over the last two years, which were transplanted to San Francisco this summer when officers killed Charles Hill, a mentally ill man, at a Bart station in the city.

Two weeks later, Santilli remains behind bars in Portland while awaiting trial, prompting an outcry from unlikely liberal allies who are now arguing that his continued incarceration appears to be a troubling violation of a journalist's first amendment rights.

This carries a minimum life sentence and puts the onus on the defence to establish "exceptional circumstances" which allow the court to release him pending trial – prompting both sides to provide more detailed evidence and argument sooner than they had initially intended.

The trial prompted a carnival-like atmosphere outside the courthouse, with a huge encampment of news media watching as shouting crowds — some dressed as Mr. Jackson look-alikes — voiced their hope that his death would be avenged, while a few expressed support for the doctor.