Sentence examples for trials stemming from from inspiring English sources

He was then a prosecution witness in trials stemming from major investigations into corruption in the department and in the city's criminal justice system.

There have been nine trials stemming from the Colombo war, and at two of them the judges have permitted evidence of DeVecchio's relationship with Scarpa to be introduced.

He has been described as a Qaeda computer expert and helped to conduct surveillance of the embassy in Nairobi, according to evidence in trials stemming from the bombings.

There were trials stemming from the attack on the World Trade Center in 1993 and in the bombings of two American embassies in Kenya and Tanzania 10 years ago, Aug. 7, 1998.

At trials stemming from arrests during the 2004 Republican National Convention in New York, a documentary group helped defendants by refuting police testimony with videotapes that chronicled the protests.

Last year, the prosecutor in the case, Kenneth Peasley, was disbarred for misconduct in the course of the various trials stemming from the crimes, and the convictions of Soto-Fong's co-defendants were overturned, although they are still in prison on other charges.

The ideas about rofecoxib trials stem from a different paradigm to explain COX-2 inhibitor (coxib -induced myocoxib -inducedtions.

One major limitation that affected all the trials stemmed from discontinuations and substantial losses to follow-up for measurement of BMD outcomes at final time-points.

18 The European Union (EU) equivalent process, requiring submission of a request for authorisation of clinical trials, stems from a 2001 Directive 19 and is therefore a more recent development that could not be applied to the study period of interest.

The witness, Zakira Shiekh, was scheduled to testify today in the second trial stemming from her case.

But the officer, Herbert Martin, was about to testify in a federal trial stemming from another gun arrest.