Sentence examples for trial to expose from inspiring English sources
This office will never hesitate to go to trial to expose fraudulent corporate conduct and to hold companies accountable, particularly when it has caused such harm to the public".
"In an attempt to divert responsibility from himself, he instructed his lawyers in this trial to expose to the world her most private, adolescent thoughts, secrets and worries, and sought to hint that she was a dark, unhappy and troubled person," Wilkie said.
But the potential for a trial to expose a less benign side of SCAF is not the only reason many were surprised to see a helicopter carrying the ex-president appear on the horizon at just before 9 o'clock on Wednesday morning.
The prospect of a prosecution, and a public trial, threatens to expose some of the C.I.A.'s deepest secrets if defense lawyers try to protect their clients by revealing how they operated on the agency's behalf.
In a statement after the settlement, Mr. Driscoll's widow, Adelaide, said that documents uncovered during the investigation before trial had "helped to expose aviation security weakness".
The criminal trial is likely to expose more tidbits about the operation of the long-running fraud, including lurid details about sexual liaisons among staff members involving perhaps even Mr. Madoff himself.
The trial also threatens to expose the underbelly of Florida's dominant political party and its formerly high-spending ways.
In his opening statement, Prosecutor Norman Farrell said Hariri's assassination was an attack that shocked the world and that the trial was necessary to expose the truth of the killings to Lebanese and the rest of the world.
Since we were using placebo to treat children of non-severe pneumonia, where antibiotics have been recommended by the WHO [10], we had to exclude those with radiological pneumonia from the trial to avoid exposing them to risky placebo treatment arm.
The Sunday Times described the libel trial and its fight to expose Hunt as "a high stakes legal battle".
The trial was therefore taken to expose the insidious role that race plays in the law-enforcement and criminal-justice systems, and the response to the verdict to reveal a deep split between white and black views on the state of racial relations.
