Sentence examples for trials not to from inspiring English sources

It contradicted literally hundreds of well-designed trials, not to mention considerable clinical experience, showing antidepressants to be effective for a wide array of depressed patients.

The Lib Dem president, Tim Farron, tweeted "we did it", as other party sources claimed that Norman Baker, the new Home Office minister, had pressed for the trials not to be extended.

The court has ordered news media covering the trial not to reveal the identities of the brokers and their employers.

Instead of inundating readers with trial maneuvers, Mr. Guinn homes in on the tight suspense and drama of the trial, not to mention the bits of inadvertent comedy.

And given the current state of the Russian judicial system, he can not receive a fair trial, not to mention the conditions of his detention".

This is why I call on you — even in the framework of an obviously political order, a political trial — not to take steps which are apparently excessive.

It follows complaints by some African American leaders over the decision by prosecutors in the trial not to pursue a line that would have tried to paint Zimmerman as someone who targeted Martin due to the teenager's race.

Jurors are directed by the judge at the start of a trial not to look for any information about the case in order to minimise the risk of a miscarriage of justice.

"The demands of the lawsuit have been huge," says Cindy. "In some ways, we were naive, coming from the United States, where it's unusual for a trial not to be over within a few weeks".

A safety test requires a large enough trial not to miss a rare occurrence.

Hall had urged Birkett before the trial not to "sell the inverts in our defense".