Sentence examples for trial to take from inspiring English sources

Human rights organizations behind the case are pushing for the trial to take place in Senegal.

It was the largest and most public trial to take place in the country and attracted international attention.

So he joined a trial to take an experimental medicine, a choice that worked well for him.

The difficulties of designing a trial are discussed and modifications that would allow a definitive trial to take place are suggested.

Given the serious nature of the offense, it would not be appropriate for the trial to take place in juvenile court, the appeals court ruled.

Prosecutors with Mueller and the U.S. attorney's office of the District said separately Friday they expect a trial to take at least five to eight days.

The government expects another half-dozen trials to take place this year.

Macdonald believes that with Orlov's these are the most important trials to take place in the Soviet Union since Stalin.

Government funding of £19m will allow three separate trials to take place: one in Bristol, one in Greenwich and one split between Coventry and Milton Keynes.

Three centuries later, English courts adopted the practice, requiring jury members and individuals in particular trials to take an oath on the Bible.

However, the coalition has allowed small-scale cultivation trials to take place.