Sentence examples similar to withstanding the trials from inspiring English sources

"To truly and effectively stem the threat posed by organised crime any initiatives must offer efficiencies not only at the investigation, charge and preliminary stages of the criminal justice process … but must also be capable of withstanding the trial stage – the critical step for securing a conviction," the report said.

The banking system has not been able to withstand the trials it has faced as a result of difficult market conditions, global deterioration of confidence in economic affairs, and domestic risk appetite.

Home Noir hopes that the principle of decentralization is one fit to withstand the trials and tribulations of the 21st century.

He is better equipped than anyone I know to withstand the trials in store for him.

In science, all hypotheses must withstand the trial-by-fire of experiment; its methodology is self-correcting and objective, unconcerned with petty prejudices or personal conviction.

For value statements to be more than empty slogans, they must withstand the trial by fire of tough calls guiding behavior and decision making when it is least convenient.

Is that withstanding the test of time?

The case study showed that various challenging examples of functional complexity exists that required innovative process management approaches by the construction firm to withstand the test and trial of such a complex project, to successful completion.

None of these assumptions, however, could consistently withstand the test of controlled clinical trial conditions.

Only a few markers have managed to withstand the test of time and entered into clinical trials.

I also hope that this sort of progress can be reflected in this trial as I await the impartial ruling of the collegial bench--a ruling that will withstand the test of history.