Sentence examples for under a trial from inspiring English sources

Those results include gasoline sales under a trial program begun in May.

Under a trial plan passed Tuesday by the board of the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency, 6,000 of the city's precious parking spots will be priced on a sliding scale depending on how popular they are.

Under a trial program, brokerage firms must have net assets of at least 1.2 billion yuan ($150 million) in the most recent six months and have been in operation for three years to offer the services, the China Securities Regulatory Commission said on its Web site.

Visiting times at a Guildford hospital have been extended under a trial scheme to give people more choice about when to visit and to ease parking pressures.

The government-sponsored mortgage finance firm is currently accepting bids for that bulk sale under a trial project by the Federal Housing Finance Agency, which regulates both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

Corinthian fared poorly under a trial run of an earlier version of the gainful employment rule, which would take away eligibility for federal student grants and loans from schools whose graduates and dropouts are consistently unable to repay their student loans.

Given the challenges and resources required to perform a surgical RCT, it would be unfavourable to forego a sample size calculation at the risk of under-powering a trial and reaching an equivocal conclusion.

This association stemmed from two issues; firstly the closure of the Cellulose Sulphate trial the previous year, and; secondly a lack of knowledge regarding all the circumstances under which a trial, or part thereof, may be prematurely discontinued.

"International law, including the Convention against Torture ratified by the UAE, clearly prohibits the use of any evidence obtained under torture during a trial". .

Under fluoroscopic control, a trial is used at every level to gauge the size of the staple.

Church officials said on Friday that the charges were not serious enough to merit a trial under United Methodist law.