Sentence examples for up to trial from inspiring English sources

BBC News, the Guardian, Bild and Spiegel are the first European publishers to sign up to trial the new product, with the first articles due to be published later in the summer.

The opinion, issued today, and written by the newly appointed Judge Victoria A. Graffeo, left it up to trial judges to decide when experts on eyewitnesses should be allowed to testify, but said judges must carefully consider whether the testimony would help the jury.

Ms. Dobinski had an important role leading up to trial, as the lawyer in charge of the so-called "taint team," which among other things ensured that testimony given by police officers under immunity was not later used against them (the failure to do so is what fatally compromised the case in state court).

The Japanese demonstration was the latest of a couple of projects set up to trial and develop the technology.

However, in this case the difference between the second and third group of trials is significant, meaning that more trials (up to trial 20) are required by respondents in order to stabilise their compliance with the supplied information.

This week, a handful of testers who signed up to trial the new app were notified by way of email that the iOS version of Cortana was available for download.

That "something" was more than just gathering information that led up to trials and convictions.

As a result, jurors turn up to trials with a warped sense of what forensics can actually achieve.

Before all this wasted time, the emotional anguish, and the more than $150,000 spent by my insurance company in the run-up to trial?

The months of legal wrangling in the lead-up to trial have often been ugly.

In the lead-up to trial, Lee argued that his attorneys had a conflict of interest, because they had been appointed to defend him in other cases and might need to use defense strategies that would work at cross purposes.