Sentence examples for trials cut from inspiring English sources

"I had believed she would make her trials cut," said Brian Brown, the head coach of Asphalt Green Unified Aquatics, "but treading into 56 territory is pretty amazing".

"I remember thinking I'd like to have a trials cut so I can have a deck pass," von der Lippe said recently by telephone.

Here's a modest proposal, building on my Guam option: why don't the American prosecutors eager to put Bout on trial cut a plea bargain in which he would use his worldwide cargo business to conduct an airlift like Britain's (and Denmark's last year), flying America's Iraqi friends in his fleet of Antonovs and Ilyushins across the world to Guam for processing and eventual resettlement.

The court, anxious that he should not die before the end of the trial, cut back the scale of the case.

The trial cut the number of black bin collections for the 1,500 homes by 50%, but saw the amount of waste placed in black bins fall by more than 50%.

Even many of Simpson's one time black supporters who passionately screamed that he was the victim of a biased criminal justice system in the L.A. murder trial cut and run after the Las Vegas verdict.

For the purposes of the trial, cut points of 4 for women and 5 for men will be used.

We observed that WAG/Rij rats at 13 months of age jumped of the platform upon being placed on it by the experimenter after the trial cut-off duration.

In a separate follow-up study in French and UK centres, 62 patients who progressed during the study were followed for up to 3 years until death or trial cut-off date (median (range): 14.7 (11.5–21.1) months).

Prevalence of GDM was determined using the HAPO trial cut-offs [≥92 mg/dL (fasting),≥180 (1 hour), and≥153 (2 hour)] and the WHO criteria [≥126 mg/dL (fasting), and 140 mg/dL (2 hour)].

It moved from a written to an oral system of justice in 1998, which speeded up trials and cut the number of remand prisoners.