Sentence examples for trial to return from inspiring English sources

The trial's sentences, no matter how harsh, "will not be able to quell the fire of the Tunisian people, who had hoped 'the deposed' would be brought in and tried in an actual trial, to return faith and confidence to all Tunisians".

More recently, Martinez and colleagues [ 21] showed that the time of recovery of VE from the end of a 2-hour spontaneous breathing trial to return to baseline after reinstitution of mechanical ventilation is a good predictor of liberation from mechanical ventilation.

He touts a conversion rate of 24percentnt of all trials to returning customers as 'proof' of SportSetter's post-pivot model.

The release of former prime minister, who has been in jail since 2011 after a politically motivated trial, promises to return one of the key figures in Ukraine's political soap opera to centre stage.

To assess the effectiveness of sending electronic prompts to randomized controlled trial participants to return study questionnaires.

Mr. Gray, 41, who could go to prison for 15 years if convicted in the manslaughter trial, chose not to return to the scene.

Father Jeyapaul had returned a year earlier to India, and after a canonical trial was permitted to return to work as a priest; he was assigned to an administrative position in the Diocese of Ootacamund and not allowed to work with children.

The outcome examined in the trial was time to return to full participation in sports following concussion.

Users were told that they would have to start paying a monthly subscription fee at the end of the free trial period, or to return their toilet at no cost.

Many trials require participants to return to sites for follow-up and monitoring; however, barriers to follow-up do exist and are trial and participant specific depending on the disease area, treatment and population group.

After each trial, the bird had to return to the starting perch to initiate a new trial.