Sentence examples for trial to bring from inspiring English sources

But others noted that Mr. Klein's plans had most likely been in the works for a while and that there was enough time before trial to bring another prosecutor up to speed.

"There was no need in the trial to bring out any more than basic information about the Enron investigation because it really is a collateral issue," said John J. Fahy, a certified public accountant and former federal prosecutor in New Jersey.

Manal Awad Khogali, one of her lawyers, said the judge hearing the case had called only police witnesses to testify and refused to allow Mrs. Hussein — who had pledged to use her trial to bring attention to women's rights in Sudan — to defend herself.

"We are now funding a major new trial to bring it closer to a position where it can be improving the lives of people with dementia.'.

The AZURE study was the first trial to bring interest and attention towards bisphosphonate in the field by showing the survival benefits.

Still, Taylor-Talcott, 33, wanted to compete in the trials to bring attention to women's interest in the event.

Between 1945 and 1949, 13 trials were carried out in Nuernberg (the Nuernberg Trials) to bring Nazi criminals to justice.

Relying on e-readers, Worldreader has conducted several successful trials to bring books to children and families in remote regions, including a small village village near Accra, Ghana.

AesculaTech has already performed pre-clinical animal trials that show its dry eye treatment creates statistically significant increases in tears on eyes and are preparing for human trials to bring it closer to approval from the Food and Drug Administration.

A trial promised to bring up lurid details of the affair, and he and his wife had reconciled.

These trials were meant to bring public humiliation to the convicted.