Sentence examples for trials could be from inspiring English sources

* The trials could be held in secret.

The United States Olympic trials could be another matter.

Trials could be months or even more than a year away.

For one thing, the quality of information surrounding trials could be better regulated.

Mr. Bush's order left open the possibility that commission trials could be held in the United States.

Mr. Sunstein said that if trials could not be completely open, daily transcripts of trials could be available, with certain information excluded.

"Removing some of the pitfalls of human and animal testing means, theoretically, that drug trials could be conducted faster and their viable results disseminated more quickly".

He said this case was a matter for the courts but common law and statute did allow some rare cases in which trials could be heard in private.

The vaccine was rushed out to the public before all clinical trials could be finished because the virus had a second wave starting in late August.

And I quickly realized how fascinating these trials could be, at so many different levels: historical, political, diplomatic, legal, psychological, philosophical.

The number of trials could be reduced if prosecutors ask the judge to consolidate some of the cases and the judge grants the request, Judge Jackson said.