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91 I believe, however, that a social system is on trial here.

92 1586 - Mary I of Scotland goes on trial for conspiracy against Elizabeth I of England.

93 Britain's political economy is on trial as much as its economy.

94 He will go on trial later this month charged with murder.

95 It had been purchased, however, from Robert Hecht, now on trial in Italy on charges of conspiring to deal in looted antiquities.

96 So they grab him,a big riot ensues, and they take Paul before the Sanhedrin, the big sort of Jerusalem kind of senate type body, and they put him on trial.

97 For it is not only Ernst Janning who is on trial here.

98 Some posters imagined him on trial before the international criminal court or strung up on one of the gallows used for public hangings to terrorise the Libyan population.

99 Coordinating with planner on trial production arrangements and testing results follow - up until commercial production starts.

100 The 19-year-old spent 10 days on trial with the London club last season after being spotted by Arsene Wenger during a scouting trip to Belgrade.

101 Since we have never bought machine tools from you before(Sentencedict), we demand 90% of the credit amount be paid at sight and the balance be paid after the machines are proved satisfactory on trial.

102 Two US journalists arrested in North Korea two months ago on charges of illegal entry and unspecified "hostile acts" will go on trial in early June.

103 Reserve team goalkeeper Yves Makabu-Ma Kalambay, who has been on trial with Hibernian (Sentencedict.com), is called back because Hedman's calf strain will prevent him from being involved on Saturday in the FA Cup.

104 The parents of an 18-month-old girl are set to go on trial soon, charged with first-degree criminal mistreatment.

105 The courthouse where Smith and Hickock were put on trial still stands as imposing as it was then.

106 The 26-year old fullback has been on trial at the club for ten days.

107 For example, due to the judge's personal quality, the judge may break the law on trial which will do harm to the litigation right of the party to the action.

108 In a public document that forms the basis for a Chinese investigation of the United States, the current form of American capitalism is being put on trial.

109 The compounding and on trial comditions of ethylene glycol antimony solution were introduced.

110 Sales transaction on trial use is a sale of special type.

111 Frenchwoman accused of killing three of her own babies and hiding two of them in a freezer has gone on trial in Tours, in central France.

112 Nasrudin's demise opened up a soap opera-like scandal involving a young golf caddie he had taken as a third wife and the chairman of the KPK, who is on trial for allegedly masterminding the crime.

113 M: Some customers demand that 80% of the credit amount be paid at sight, and the rest be paid after the machines are proved satisfactory on trial.

114 Mao himself should have been put on trial, but that was impossible even posthumously.

115 The new products will first be put on trial sale in this city.

116 To calculate the curves of model anomaly with ternary system of magnetic anomaly on trial.

117 The man on trial had been carefully primed by his lawyer.

118 Although the Bolsheviks originally planned to put Nicholas on trial for crimes against the Russian people, the sudden approach of White troops caused the Red Guard to panic.