Sentence examples for trials abandoned from inspiring English sources

All 26 activists police wanted to prosecute for conspiring to trespass at the Nottinghamshire power station either had their trials abandoned or their convictions quashed following the Kennedy controversy.

If, however, before coming to any such conclusion and acting upon it, Parliament had read the entire transcript of the recent Orgreave riot trial abandoned by the prosecution on its 48th day, it would pass no such legislation.

But in November , 1994 the judge presiding over that trial abandoned the proceedings, saying he was convinced Mielke was unfit to stand trial.

2) The U.S. Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control OFACC) has renewed its threats and prosecutions against U.S. persons based on previous travel to Cuba, four and five years ago, and has threatened to revive holding the "trials for travel" in Washington D.C. George W. Bush had instituted those trials but abandoned them in 2006.

These barriers were summed up in a recent English School of Primary Care Report: [ 17] A number of publications have described the challenges associated with trial recruitment in the United Kingdom and elsewhere, some of which have even led to trials being abandoned.

Trials were abandoned, however, because side-effects included depression, raised libido and acne.

After years in clinical trials, IDEC abandoned the lengthy process of producing custom batches for individual patients.

Just this week, the federal government's H.I.V. Vaccine Trials Network abandoned plans to finance a late-stage study of Aventis's H.I.V. vaccine after early tests showed little effect.

Several trials were abandoned due to damage from excessive grazing or severe storms.

Tooke was then prosecuted; again, the jury found him not guilty, with the result that the other 800 trials were abandoned.

However, we are not suggesting that validation trials be abandoned.