Sentence examples for trial purely from inspiring English sources

Mr Marovic claims that he has been sentenced in a show trial purely to impress the EU.Accusations of high-level corruption and the collusion of officials, bankers and drug barons come thick and fast in Montenegro.

Lody had heard the widespread rumour that thousands of Russian troops with "snow on their boots" had passed through Scotland en route to the Western Front, and relayed it to his controllers in Berlin: Lody's information was entirely inaccurate and had been gleaned, as he was to admit at his trial, purely from rumours: "I heard it in the boarding-house and I heard it in the barber's shop".

That is, a rat that happens to respond correctly on the first trial, purely by chance, would be reinforced in his initial (random) choice by the reward he receives.

Second, on each trial the color of the rising bar indicated the probability that the stop signal would be delivered: a purely red bar indicates 0% go probability (i.e., stop signal would be presented on every trial), purely blue bar indicates 100% go probability (i.e., stop signal would never be presented), and shades of purple indicate mixture probabilities.

One of the nation's most prominent liver disease specialists, who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of angering big drug makers, called the trials "purely marketing gimmicks".

"We decided to withdraw from the trials purely as a precaution because the work load I had been doing since Eugene was quite heavy," admitted Idowu, who will compete at this weekend's Diamond League meeting at Crystal Palace.

Omar Bendjelloun, one of 15 lawyers who formed the defense team pro bono, said the rapper was framed and that the trial was purely political.

"MasterCard believes that if given the opportunity to have a full and fair trial based purely on its own acts, the case against it will fail," said Noah Hanft, MasterCard's general counsel.

He described Tymoshenko's trial as "purely political vindictiveness to ensure there is no coherent opposition to this increasingly authoritarian regime". He pointed out that when in power, Tymoshenko had refrained from prosecuting Yanukovych, after his attempts to cheat during Ukraine's 2004 presidential election backfired and sparked the country's Orange Revolution.

Yes, he looks like a genuine football manager, he sounds like a genuine football manager, but any effect he has, whether it is positive or negative, on the guinea pigs – for the sake of argument let's call them "footballers" – who are given him in the trial is purely psychological.

It should be emphasized that any medical intervention in this trial was purely based on the role of peer educators in advising and properly referring patients for physician follow-up.