Based on the estimation of sixty two trial days for a single accused trial, a further fifty trial days will be required for the completion of trial.

Based on the average of sixty two trial days for a single accused trial, this trial will require a further seventeen trial days.

Based on the estimation of sixty two trial days for a single accused trial, a further fifty three trial days will be required for the completion of trial.

Based on the average of sixty two trial days for a single accused trial, this trial will require a further forty five trial days.

Based on the average of sixty two trial days per accused, a further eighteen trial days will be required for the completion of trial.

Based on the estimation of sixty two trial days per accused, a further 161 trial days will be required for the completion of trial.

Enlightenment on Trial

On 19 September 2005, Trial Chamber I commenced the Mpambara trial.

Alan Greenspan on Trial

European Discrimination on Trial

Free Speech on Trial

The Balkans on Trial

It will be for the Trial Chambers to decide on the requests for transfer.

The Mpambara trial commenced on 19 September 2005 and the Zigiranyirazo trial commenced on 3 October 2005.

The estimated number of trial days required for the completion of all trial work is 2,596 trial days.

The estimated number of trial days required for the completion of all trial work is 2,263 trial days.

We expect to have some 33 accused on trial, as compared with 2005, when 12 were on trial.

You are not on trial.

The Draghi Put on Trial

Credit Default Swaps on Trial

Genetic Property Rights on Trial

2.12 On 11 March, the Trial Court dismissed the motion for reconsideration for lack of merit.

The trial in this case, which commenced on 29 March 2004, closed on 20 January 2005, following 34 trial days.

a Countries participating on trial basis.

This trial commenced on 20 September 2004 and has been conducted over sixty six trial days.

This trial commenced on 20 September 2004 and has since been conducted over 119 trial days.

Sufficient time is needed for pre trial hearings, deliberation on motions and judgement writing.

A further 129 trial days will be required for the completion of this trial.

It will require 186 trial days, based on the average of sixty two trial days per accused.

This trial commenced on 28 February 2004.

Trial Chamber I has also conducted the Ndindabahizi trial (from 1 September 2003), in which judgement was delivered on 15 July 2004, and the Simba trial (from 30 August 2004), where the parties closing arguments are scheduled for July 2005.

For this was obviously a trial

For this was obviously a trial

The single accused Muvunyi trial commenced on 28 February 2005 and has thus far proceeded over seventeen trial days.

The single accused Muvunyi trial commenced on 28 February 2005 and has since proceeded over forty five trial days.

The Trial Stage All Trial Chambers have been conducting trials on a twin track basis (in some instances also on a triple track basis).

The Trial Stage All Trial Chambers have been conducting trials on a twin track basis (in some instances also on a triple track basis).

The Muvenyi trial started on 28 February 2005.

The Muvunyi trial commenced on 28 February 2005.

The Seromba trial commenced on 20 September 2004.

Recalling that decision XI 6 established the fixed exchange rate mechanism on a trial basis for the 2000 2002 replenishment period, and that decision XIV 40 extended the trial period for a further three years,

Recalling that decision XI 6 established the fixed exchange rate mechanism on a trial basis for the 2000 2002 replenishment period and that decision XIV 40 extended the trial period for a further three years,

Twin tracking implies that two trials are heard in consecutive slots, for instance according to the following pattern Trial A five weeks, trial B five weeks, trial A five weeks, etc. Defence counsel in trial A will leave Arusha while trial B is heard.

On 2 April 2002, the Chamber also started the Military I trial and heard evidence over thirty two trial days.

The Mpambara trial involving a single accused commenced on 19 September 2005 and has since proceeded over nine trial days.