The artists were arrested and then tried because of a complaint from the powerful Revolutionary Guards, which has a great deal of influence over the country's judiciary.
"Lots and lots of people have been trying because of the lorry queues and some of them have made it, but it is very dangerous.
As table 2 shows 55.6% of respondents believed when an aggressive treatment works, physicians should not be authorized to refuse the treatment even if they believe it is not worth trying because of the patient's poor prognosis.
These would be a small category of detainees who the government determines are a significant security threat but cannot be tried because of the lack of usable evidence.
A few decades ago, the South African wine industry developed some remarkably good wines that most of the world had never tried because of the boycotts and sanctions over the country's racist policies.
A court ruled that he should not be tried because of the assurance contained in a letter that he had been given in error by the government.
ACI, he was told, may not cure him completely, but it was worth trying because of his activity level.
But there were disagreements among senior Afghan officials about whether the Constitution allowed for indefinitely holding dangerous prisoners who could not be tried because of a lack of admissible evidence.
The overall product — and this app — might not be for everyone, but it's worth a try because of its overall ease-of-use, and because of its larger vision.
I was reluctant to give Crossfit a try because of an old rotator cuff tear, a delicate back and no interest whatsoever in lifting heavy weights.
