Sentence examples for trial stemmed from from inspiring English sources

The nonjury trial stemmed from a lawsuit filed in 1990 over pollution caused by DDT dumping from 1947 to 1971.

The trial stemmed from Stewart's sale of $228,000£125,00000) of shares in the drug company ImClone Systems in December 2001.

The trial stemmed from a criminal complaint for invasion of privacy filed by Dodi Fayed's father, Egyptian-born billionaire Mohammed Al Fayed.

The charges he faced at this trial stemmed from the day in 2010 when Lalit Modi, then still commissioner of the Indian Premier League, posted a tweet saying that Cairns had been removed from the IPL auction list because of his past role in match-fixing.

The concerns about a civil trial during an ongoing criminal investigation, and about the prosecutor's access to the plaintiff's information in the civil trial, stemmed from Jackson's Fifth Amendment rights.

This trial stemmed from the discovery of involvement of miR-122 in HCV RNA accumulation, showing that treatment of chronically infected nonhuman primates with an locked nucleic acid (LNA -modified anti-miR-122 oLNA -modifiede was well tolerated and led to long-lasting suppressioligonucleotideia [ 134, 135].

The witness, Zakira Shiekh, was scheduled to testify today in the second trial stemming from her case.

The trial stems from a July 27 , 1999 expedition led by guides from Adventure World, who set off with 45 tourists.

But the officer, Herbert Martin, was about to testify in a federal trial stemming from another gun arrest.

The first wrongful-death trial stemming from the 2001 attacks is set to begin on Sept. 24.

The conviction of Mr. Santos concludes another trial stemming from Officer Figoski's death.