Sentence examples for trial tax from inspiring English sources

Consequently, pre-trial detainees incur a "trial tax" – those who decide to fight their case are forced to stay in jail longer than those who plead guilty.

Most publicly defended accused agree to a plea bargain because of an unspoken, though very real, "trial tax"; if they demand a trial and lose, a draconian sentence will be imposed.

We call this  the "trial tax".

This is a "trial tax" you pay if you annoy the courts by insisting you are innocent.

A phase III trial (TAX 324) is being conducted mainly in the USA, with some centres in Europe and South America.

For this pilot study, two convenience samples were used, one from the clinical trial TAX 307 and the other from the tissue archives of the Pathology Department of Yale University.

These findings prompted the initiation of two phase 3 trials, TAX 327 and SWOG-99-16 SWOG-99-16 SWOG-99-16axel-based chemotherapy whichthe standard comparedion treatment of mitoxantrone and prednisone and were designed to test for an improvement in survival.

Two multicenter phase III randomized clinical trials, TAX 327 and SWOG 9916, showed a survival advantage in Castration-Resistant Prostate Cancer (CRPC) patients treated with taxane-based chemotherapy [ 4, 5].

In 2004, two pivotal trials, TAX-327 and SWOG 9916, supported the approval of docetaxel as the first mCRPC treatment, in combination with prednisone, found to prolong median overall survival by approximately 3 months when compared with the combination of mitoxantrone and prednisone [[ 7],[ 8]].

The 45 year-old actor is on trial for tax fraid and conspiracy relating to unpaid taxes on a reported $38m.

"In over 95percentt of the cases that go to trial against tax defiers," he says, using the term that the Justice Department now prefers for tax deniers, "the government has convicted these folks".