Sentence examples for upon the trial from inspiring English sources
But the fact that the appeal has succeeded is not to be regarded as a slight upon the trial judge who is to be congratulated for the manner in which she conducted the proceedings.
"Mamet approaches the story of Phil Spector as a mythological one, not as a news story, and the film is not an attempt to comment upon the trial or its outcome," the statement said.
It is a drama inspired by actual persons in a trial, but it is neither an attempt to depict the actual persons, nor to comment upon the trial or its outcome".
The film opens with a disclaimer that describes "Phil Spector" as a work of fiction "inspired" by actual persons in a trial, then adds, "But it is neither an attempt to depict the actual persons, nor to comment upon the trial or its outcome".
The predominant focus has been upon the trial process and the prosecutor's allegations about past practices.
Upon the Trial Chamber's request, the Prosecution submitted on 19 January 2004 its analysis (with respect to relevance and reliability), and the Amici Curiae on 16 February 2004 identified 15 intercepts to be assessed for their authenticity by a court-appointed expert.
Like GPNN, GENN improves upon the trial-and-error process of choosing an optimal architecture for a pure feed-forward back propagation neural network [ 60, 63].
It was an irresistible conclusion that the verdict had been decided upon before the trial began and he was the victim of a kangaroo court.
Upon request, the trial authors provided the adjusted values which we have used in the analysis; Hall 2006 (Cluster) had 80 units of randomization (schools) containing 2659 children in total.
When NINDS researchers took a closer look at the preclinical studies upon which the trial was predicated, they found the authors had not reported whether the studies were randomized or blinded.
Written and informed consent will be obtained from parents or guardian and all participants over 12 years of age, by study coordinators and personnel, upon entering the trial before matching and randomisation.
