Sentence examples for trials urging from inspiring English sources

In addition, several dozen biostatisticians and cancer researchers at Harvard, Princeton, Johns Hopkins and other academic institutions are now questioning the methodology behind the three clinical trials, urging a halt to the Duke studies -- two on lung cancer and one on breast cancer -- in a letter sent to the director of the National Cancer Institute.

One: the governor, who is scheduled to appear on "Good Morning America" and "The View" on ABC on the first day of his trial, urging the public to take a hard look at what he described as rushed, unfair trial rules.

Gary Mitchell, Posey's criminal defense attorney, said Thompson contacted him "numerous times" before the trial, urging Mitchell to highlight the game in Posey's defense, but Mitchell said he "just didn't find it had any merit whatsoever".

Iran's Jewish Society, which has also asked for a delay in the trial, urged on Monday that the suspects be allowed to choose their own lawyers.

The appeals court might not take quite such a sympathetic view - but still, it's the first genuine bit of good news Black has had since Elton John wrote a letter to his trial judge urging mercy.

Before we have the results of confirmatory trials, we urge clinicians to use our clinical threshold analysis of RRR for mortality from each trial (tables 2 6) to guide the best course of action to take for their patients with severe sepsis.

A defense lawyer yesterday compared the prosecution of a former Adelphia Communications executive to the Salem witch trials and urged jurors not to assign him a post-Enron "presumption of guilt".

On Wednesday a panel reviewing India's laws on sex crimes after the fatal gang rape of a student called for faster trials and urged longer sentences for those convicted.

On June 2 , 1949 a federal court refused to reinstate the three players pending their trials, but urged that the antitrust issues be adjudicated as soon as possible.

Human Rights Watch protested the alleged torture of the medics, condemned what it called the "fundamental unfairness" of the trials, and urged the appeals court to overturn the "flawed convictions".

For all caregiver trials, we urge others to adapt a more general measure of care recipient well-being, such as a validated quality of life measure (appearing in 8 studies), in order to allow for better standardization and comparison of care recipients across studies and across diagnoses.