Sentence examples for turn a trial from inspiring English sources

Criminal defendants can file motions that can turn a trial into a lengthy process, he said, which was an inappropriate way to force somebody, for example, to cut their grass.

A federal prosecutor in the Wen Ho Lee case told a Senate subcommittee today that a defense lawyer's threat to turn a trial into a "long, slow death march" that would force the government to reveal highly classified nuclear weapons data made the government more willing to reach a plea agreement.

Those who conduct clinical trials are sometimes left to wonder whether an extension might turn a negative trial into a positive one.

For that could all too easily turn into a trial of Turkish justice itself.

It became a media spectacle and turned a murder trial into prime entertainment.

Gael Casner, for instance, turned down a trial that would have required her to see Dr. Eisenberg for weekly infusions of a cancer drug, Avastin, that was being tested.

These days the formline waters are muddied with the influx of foreign raiders, of which he is one, but there is no denying Dandino turned in a trial at Caulfield that demanded you back him next time.

And when the summit turned into a trial separation, and the prime minister walked out at 4am, the rightwing newspapers took up the refrain: he was fighting for Britain.

Public hearings about its construction in 2010 turned into a trial of the validity of Islam, with residents arguing that the center was part of a plot to replace the Constitution with Shariah law.

She cites the case of a musician who had turned down a trial for a post in a leading orchestra, anxious about being the only person of colour and fearing the offer might have been made primarily to tick a box.

The government says it cannot afford more than its final offer of a 7% rise plus a 700 rand allowance along with a previously agreed on 1.5% performance bonus.The dispute has turned into a trial of strength between the government and the unions.