Sentence examples for trials held that from inspiring English sources

He was selected to lead the Gentlemen against the Players at Lord's for the first time, and led representative sides in two of the three Test trials held that season; the press judged his captaincy to be good.

Dudley also presided over the acquittal of John Winthrop in a trial held that year; Winthrop had been charged with abuses of his power as a magistrate by residents of Hingham the previous year.

Indeed, the federal appeals court that ordered a new trial held that the procedures employed by Judge Trager were "undoubtedly meant to be tolerant and inclusive rather than bigoted and exclusionary".

A number of trials have been held that involve charges under the Vagrancy Act of 1824.

It was the first time in Cambodia's modern history that a senior government official had been made accountable for serious human rights violations and the first time such a trial had been held that met international standards of justice.

Pentagon officials insist that any trials held by the new military commissions now expected to start in the next few months will be "full and fair".

The Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, in a unanimous decision, upheld the trial judge last month, holding that Olinger was not entitled to a cart because it would fundamentally change the Open.

Prosecutors had tried to block his return, arguing that in recent trials held in Kosovo involving former guerrillas, witnesses there have been intimidated, and some killed.

In Swift v. Tyson, 16 Peters 1 (1842; overruled 1938), he, in effect, created a "federal common law" for commercial cases by holding that federal trial courts, taking jurisdiction when the parties were citizens of different states, need not follow decisions by the courts of the state in which the cause of action arose.

However, novel approaches to further reduce LDL, to target triglyceride-rich lipoproteins, and to increase the concentration or functionality of HDL are under evaluation in basic investigations and in clinical trials, holding promise that tools to further reduce cardiovascular morbidity and mortality may be forthcoming.

The conventional wisdom in drug development holds that enrolling enough trial subjects can counteract low adherence rates, Skolnick says.