Sentence examples for trial served from inspiring English sources

The trial served as a bookend to an incident early in Mr. Oe's literary career.

In practice, the impeachment trial served as a vote of no confidence in a President who had led the country into its longest recession in decades.

But if the trial served to humanize Mr. bin Laden, it also showed that his far-flung organization, with all of its cells, rules and secret codes, was -- at least this time -- not beyond the reach of American law.

In the Greek view, the trial served to determine the justification of a claim to seize the defendant's person or belongings or both by way of an enforcement proceeding (praxis).

Like the Ghailani jurors, those from the earlier trial served anonymously; in some cases, they were even unaware of one another's names and referred to fellow jurors by nickname or seat number.

"The two-week trial served up a mix of drama and dark comedy worthy of the show itself, revealing behind-the-scenes stories that the network probably would have preferred to keep quiet," writes Ian Lovett.

After the robbery, Mr. Reynolds fled to Mexico but was captured and brought back for trial, serving 10 years of a 25-year term before being released.

Though it was one of many institutions entangled with Mr. Madoff and his firm, Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities, the trial serves as a cautionary tale for any investor on the role and duties of custodial banks.

A reanalysis of published data from a 29-center clinical trial serves to reinforce the key points.

This trial serves to inform development of Phase II and III RCTs which can determine the actual efficacy and effectiveness of home-based exercise based on the MS-specific physical activity guidelines for improving symptoms and HRQOL.

McCormick's trial serves as one of the first examples of the government's move to figure out sentencing procedures around fentanyl trafficking.