Sentence examples for trials made from inspiring English sources

The Nuremberg trials made plain that crimes are committed by individuals.

Suhr said the format of the event at the trials made it difficult for the top jumpers.

The evidence included a series of 34 recordings that Mr. Pellicano, who represented himself at both trials, made of his telephone conversations with Mr. Christensen.

The review by the staff stated that while the Iressa data showed "hints of drug activity," the lack of a control group in the clinical trials made the results difficult to interpret.

The flurry of murder trials made it hard to even notice the falsifying- business-records case or the one involving "promoting prison contraband," or even the attempted murders, though there were several of the latter, too.

Devers, who finished fourth in the 100-meter dash at the Olympic trials, made the United States team in the 100 after a teammate, Torri Edwards, became a casualty of the doping czars and was suspended.

Secret trials make it impossible for the outside world to determine whether justice is being done.

How exactly does Savage think talking about monogamy's trials make practicing it easier?

Lawyers for news organizations add that the inability to interview jurors after trials makes juries less accountable.

Jonnie Peacock, 19, from Cambridge, ran 10.85 sec in the 100m at the trials, making him the world's fastest amputee.

This characteristic of nursing home cluster randomized trials makes them approximate "real-world" research contexts, but implementation can be challenging.