Sentence examples for trials means from inspiring English sources

To me, Olympic Trials means Olympian.

I believe that 'due process of law' as it applies to trials means, as this Court held in Chambers v. Florida, 309 U.S. 227, 235-238, 60 S.Ct.

A report issued last week suggested nine Guantánamo detainees have rejoined militant groups since 2009, and the lack of any trials means it is hard to officials to distinguish between real terrorist masterminds and those arrested in error.

My own experience in proceedings in other countries has been that televising trials means that the barristers are better prepared, the judges better behaved, and the public better informed.

But what prosecutors describe as extraordinary mental abilities, and a willingness to sit for more than 45 hours of interviews and take part in as many as 18 trials, means Mr. Badat may be the most significant.

The accumulating evidence from clinical trials means antiretroviral drugs are increasingly seen as another in the arsenal of weapons to prevent AIDS, along with condoms, abstinence and fidelity; early antiretroviral treatment; male circumcision in Africa; microbicide gels; and other options.

This year Vytorin has failed two clinical trials meant to show its benefits.

The patent clock starts ticking at discovery, so faster trials mean a larger return on investment.

Quick settlements, rather than long trials, mean victims get restitution faster.

Two clinical trials meant to answer that question are under way, but their results have not been reported.

The accelerated schedule for the two trials meant that opening arguments in the Martin case were made after 8 tonight.