Sentence examples for undergo trial from inspiring English sources

Since Mr Obama first promised to shutter Guantanamo, the US Congress has placed a ban on bringing any of the inmates to the US to undergo trial in civilian courts.

Mr. Nashiri would be the first so-called high-value detainee — a senior terrorism suspect who was held for a time in secret C.I.A. prisons and subjected to what the Bush administration called "enhanced interrogation techniques" — to undergo trial before a tribunal.

Having received Keyes' full dispatch on 16 March, the Board of Admiralty resolved that Dewar and Daniel should undergo trial by Court-martial as soon as possible at Gibraltar, where Royal Oak was due to be berthed.

At this point, the easiest solution to the Davis case -- and the one that may likely be pursued, judging by the news that Davis will undergo trial in the prison in which he is being held -- is to simply go through the motions, allow a trial, and quietly release him.

The inclusion criteria for the cases was patients with one previous lower uterine segment caesarean section scar who came with spontaneous labour or leakage of liquor, with no contra indication for VBAC and allowed to undergo trial of labour by the managing physician as documented on the patient chart and delivered through the vaginal route.

Sanofi's dengue vaccine, which will undergo trials in 4,000 children in Thailand in a few months, is one of the first vaccines to be produced using genetic engineering.

Gilson believes drugs that target the gateway could be ready within a few years, but said they would then need to undergo trials that could take up to another 10 years.

The series challenges celebrities to live alongside one another in an Australian jungle camp and undergo trials to win meals.

In February 1953, a prototype CAC Winjeel, designed and manufactured in Australia, arrived at the school to undergo trials.

After trials with Henschel Hs 123s, Bf 109s and Ju 87s, the Junkers was selected to undergo trials for the dive bomber role.

Moreover, it has been shown in the trace fear conditioning paradigm that conditioned tone responses and tone-shock association patterns undergo trial-dependent increase in the numbers of replay during learning, correlating tightly with increased immediate freezing [12].