Sentence examples for wrote trial from inspiring English sources

In 1954, Professor Keeton wrote "Trial Tactics and Methods" (Little, Brown and Company), which offered practical courtroom advice rather than legal theory.

"In short," Judge Bennett wrote, "trial counsel unreasonably decided that…the defense would not even try to answer with mental health evidence the key question of how and why Johnson participated in the charged crimes".

And if she wished that his version of taking care of their two young daughters did not so often involve settling them in front of golf tournaments on TV while he pored over patient charts and wrote trial protocols — the girls became avid fans of the sport — she also understood what drove him.

Still pleased to be playing acoustic Jefferson Airplane songs that he wrote ("Trial by Fire," "Third Week at the Chelsea") or performed (the traditional "Good Shepherd"), Kaukonen even went on iTunes to download two of the band's biggest hits -- "White Rabbit" and "Somebody to Love" -- to relearn before Williams sang them at Casady's birthday bash.

After commissioning Gilbert and Sullivan to write Trial by Jury (1875), he formed the Comedy Opera Company Ltd. (1876) for the production of operettas, introducing to England works by Charles Lecocq and Jacques Offenbach.

As a member of this team, I also develop research protocols and write trial reports and scientific papers.

The latter includes writing trial specific risk-based monitoring plans with investigators and conducting on-site monitoring at defined time points.

Our findings highlight how trial practitioners need to discuss 50 potentially threatening information with parents to identify their priorities 49 and clarify related aspects of written trial information to assist understanding and decision-making.

When writing trials for lung cancer patients, it is important to have a clear understanding of the effects of pretreatment prognostic factors on outcome.

This involvement included any inputs of the pharmaceutical industry in writing the trial protocol, trial monitoring, data analysis, and reporting.

In the wake of that fiasco, Kafka wrote "The Trial".