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Another two judges, Justice Brennan and Justice Dawson, dissented, Justice Brennan arguing that it would not be proper for judges to use their power to adjourn trials to put pressure on the various legal aid agencies to change their decisions.

But he can't use the trial to put his country through yet another ordeal".

"The only welcome I am talking about is an arrest warrant and a trial to put the person in jail for a very long time," Dreyfus said.

In a statement, Chaim Abrahams, a senior executive at the plant, denied the accusations and said the company would go to trial "to put to rest the insidious notion that it knowingly employed under-age workers".

Don Brown, a PNM spokesman, said in a statement that his company felt compelled to "particularly reject" the chamber's "recent theatrics calling for a 'Scopes monkey trial' to put the science of climate change on trial".

"It's a pretty extreme example, where the government has put on such a long trial, to put on nothing in response," said Eric R. Havian, a former federal prosecutor who practices at Phillips & Cohen in San Francisco.

In 2010, Japan's first trial to put the spacecraft AKATSUKI into orbit around Venus was unsuccessful.

Finally Orestes asked for a trial, to put him out of his misery one way or the other.

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Judges will be under exceptional pressure to grant bail to accused people if the only reason for the delay of their trial is, to put it bluntly, the Olympics.

Towards the middle of July, Federer hired Pete Sampras' old coach Paul Annacone on a trial basis to put his tennis game and career back on the right path.