Sentence examples for wave of trial from inspiring English sources

The bank estimated that the earlier wave of trial reduction offers to about 5,000 people could amount to more than $700 million in forgiven principal.

In addition, Merck's legal spending could have risen next year with a new wave of trials scheduled.

Judges in Louisiana, New Jersey and California, who oversee nearly all the lawsuits, had pressed for a deal before a new wave of trials was scheduled to begin in January.

So-called "coach challenges" – which could result in each dugout being allowed to challenge a set number of decisions in every match – are not likely to be part of the first wave of trials.

5– 7 These failures led to a wave of trials that attempt anti-A β treatment in early stages, prior to the onset of cognitive symptoms.

Although the efforts of this group triggered a first wave of clinical trials in Crohn's disease, the lack of guidelines for conducting a clinical trial in this research area resulted in a variety of study designs and much criticism.

My most ardent wish is that the wave of political trials which is now taking place be the last of its kind in our country".

Supporters of the extended 42-day detention limit, including many of the country's top police officials, have pointed to a wave of terrorism trials since the 2005 attacks, including one under way in London in which eight men are accused of a 2006 plot to smuggle explosives in soft drink bottles onto airliners leaving Heathrow airport, in London, for the United States.

Indeed, despite the conventional wisdom that juries cannot understand complex corporate fraud cases, prosecutors have not lost a significant case since the recent wave of fraud trials began with the conviction of the accounting firm of Arthur Andersen in 2002, prosecutors and defense lawyers say.

A new wave of subversion trials began in 2013.

The first wave of clinical trials has shown that in general such vaccination strategies are safe.