Sentence examples for trials and rules from inspiring English sources

The absence of phase-locking immediately after tACS-offset shows that online entrainment (if present) does not outlast the tACS trains even between individual trials, and rules out the survival of entrainment echoes for several minutes.

The court on Monday found procedural problems in the trial and ruled that part of it must be repeated.

Kerkorian's attorneys asked Farnan to end the trial and rule in their favor.

With the F.D.A. given far more power, Dr. Kelsey set about with others at the agency to write rules for medical testing that created three distinct phases for human trials and strengthened rules for human protections and conflicts of interest.

That is not to say that the jury was wrong: in the interest of fairness, trials and the rules of evidence often obscure common sense more than they exemplify it.

From January, driverless cars will be allowed to test on public roads, he announced; cities will be invited to bid for the chance to host trials, and the rules of the road will be reviewed to ensure they are fit for the hoped-for revolution.

MPs of all political stripes must stand up and fight for fair trials and the rule of law by defeating this odious bill".

But in 2010, a court of appeals reversed the trial judge and ruled that the American default judgment should be enforceable in Britain.

"The measures in the bill are an attack on open and accessible justice, they threaten the right to a fair trial and the rule of law.

In a letter to the Observer, the group says it is "deeply concerned" at the effects that the justice and security bill will have on "open and accessible justice" and insists that it threatens the right to a fair trial and the rule of law.

Such trials will need a few hundred patients, but, at least for treatment of incurable cancer, should be smaller than many current trials and have early stopping rules to ensure discontinuation if they have potential to detect a benefit at most minimal differences.