Sentence examples for trial to talk from inspiring English sources

Both in 1989, when the initial Rose investigation was conducted, and in the past few months, Major League Baseball tried to gain Gioiosa's cooperation, but he declined, just as he refused at his trial to talk about Rose and the accusations of his involvement in some of the acts Gioiosa was charged with.

Dancy conceded that Muhammad had talked angrily of targeting his wife, saying "she caused him to lose everything, and he was going to fix her". None of the 140 prosecution witnesses were able during the trial to talk definitively about what led Muhammad to kill.

Scottish law does not permit the trial participants to talk to journalists.

(Int. 25; GP) …my first thought when the girls (trial researchers) came to talk to us about it was, oh gosh, how long is it going to take?

…my first thought when the girls (trial researchers) came to talk to us about it was, oh gosh, how long is it going to take?

However, it is important to note that women enrolled in the microbicide trial were encouraged to talk about their sexual experiences regularly.

Young Cambodians have taken to social networks like Twitter to discuss the trials, but also to talk about the same things young people do the world over.

Mr Irving, described by a high court judge as "racist" and "anti-semitic" during a libel trial last year, was due to talk at the debating society this evening on the issue of free speech.

A phone number was provided for trial participants who wished to talk to a physician.

This week Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett wrote an article in the Guardian lamenting the fact that cultural representations of people on the autistic spectrum focus so enthusiastically on the high-functioning maths-wizard end, while appearing less interested in the trials of those unable to talk or dress themselves.

It gave him an open field to comment on anything he chose besides the trial, and a fair bit of running room to talk about the trial and charges themselves.