Sentence examples for using a jury from inspiring English sources

But instead of using a jury, they would let the designers themselves pick the winner.

Before the first festival even opened, it was attacked for using a jury to pick shows, which, the argument went, violated the spirit of the movement, started by the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in the middle of the last century.

So is using a jury made up of the public, many of whom were already Hollyoaks viewers, a responsible way in which to resolve a rape storyline – or does it reduce the question to essentially the dramatic equivalent of the X Factor?

In an employment lawsuit, you will have the option of using a jury to decide your case.

If you are in civil or criminal court, you have the option of using a jury to decide your case.

Formica was used to make intricate marquetry tops for tables and stools, while plastic tiles were vacuum-formed on site (using a jury-rigged hot air gun and a vacuum cleaner) to transform the ceiling of the former garage shop into something special.

Using a jury-rigged combination of off-the-shelf parts, the Carnegie Mellon-designed setup is able to give robots a rough approximation of a sense of touch.

It's the difference between a legal proceeding that uses a jury and a good set of rules, which is what Conservapedia is, compared to a mob, which is what Wikipedia is.

The confusion was evident at the beginning of the argument, when Mr. Frey said the Oregon trial court had improperly refused to use a jury instruction proposed by Philip Morris "which would have told the jury that it was not to punish for harm to nonparties".

"On occasion, in a particularly significant case, the government will use a jury consultant," said Richard Drooyan, chief assistant U.S. attorney in Los Angeles.

He said it appears to be a direct copy of an early Apple and uses a jury-rigged version of DOS 3.3 and Apple Tool Kit to produce Cyrillic characters.