Sentence examples for trial was made from inspiring English sources

There was no legal or regulatory reason not to; and the outcome of the trial was made clear.

A phytoremediation trial was made to study the use of different plant species to extract Co and Cr out of contaminated soils.

The application of the treatment followed two steps: initially, a trial was made on two sections of two columns, so as to calibrate the process parameters such as current density, time length and type of anode.

The decision in 1977 to drop the charges before the case went to trial was made after a ruling by Judge Walter I. Geer of Superior Court that prevented use of Mr. Watson's confession.

The decision, which allowed Mr. Francois, a former school hall monitor, to escape a capital trial was made by Judge Thomas J. Dolan of County Court, who said such a proceeding would serve "no good purpose".

A new trial was made possible following the introduction of the Double Jeopardy (Scotland) Act the previous year which overturned the 800-year-old principle that someone cannot stand trial twice for the same alleged crime.

A trial run was made in early January 1948, watched by "crowds of sceptical waterside workers".

The results of a Spanish trial being made public today should get everyone interested in this healthy way of eating.

Three replicates of a critical swim speed trial were made each containing approximately 1500 novel adult Atlantic salmon (3.4 kg).

988, 18 L.Ed.2d 1967967), this Court held that the Sixth Amendment standards governing speedy trial are made obligatory on the States by the Fourteenth Amendment Due Process Clause.

The arrangements for the secret trial were made after a media challenge at the High Court against the entire case being heard in secret on grounds of national security.