Sentence examples for trial shortly from inspiring English sources

A number of soldiers are expected to go on trial shortly.

Oscar Wilde was arrested for "gross indecency" (that is, homosexuality) in 1895, and imprisoned, following his famous trial, shortly thereafter.

Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet infamously received lifetime amnesty from charges of torture and other crimes until eventually being brought to trial shortly before his death.

Judge Coleman suspended the trial shortly after the revelation to allow lawyers for Mr. Williams to review the recently released evidence and determine how its being withheld had harmed his defense.

Webb had been unable to persuade Blandón to talk, but the cocaine dealer testified at a trial shortly before "Dark Alliance" came out.

There were questions, for example, about the propriety of General Pace's writing a letter to the judge in the Scooter Libby trial, shortly before the sentencing, attesting to the defendant's good character and judgment, "both legally and morally".

$800 and enter national field-trials shortly.

First, performing the trials shortly after arrival presumably does not allow sufficient time for relevant hypoxic responses to occur and thus does not determine whether chronic hypoxia affects protein synthesis rate.

Similarly, a number of specific small molecule inhibitors of AKT are in development and should enter clinical trials shortly.

The European Society of Cardiology guidelines were updated, according to the results of several large-scale clinical trials, shortly before the approval of new oral anticoagulants.

By Jeffrey Toobin The New Yorker, December 9 , 1996P. 56 ANNALS OF LAW about O.J. Simpson's civil trial... Shortly after 8 30 in the morning on court days in the "wrongful death" civil lawsuit filed against O.J. Simpson by the families of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman, a bailiff with a microphone tartly announces that the jurors are taking their seats.