Sentences with phrase «retried at»

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That means Manhattan DA Cyrus Vance Jr., who brought this case, will have to decide whether to retry it at a time when Bloomberg will be long gone from City Hall and probably not eager to dredge this whole mess up again.

It is those «hung» counts that prosecutors now plan to retry at a second criminal trial in Brooklyn federal court.

If you lose during a Tournament, you're given an opportunity to retry at that tier — no need to start all over.

Not exact matches

Love your comment at the end of the recipe about retrying brussel sprouts if you don't like them.

Because the jury couldn't arrive at a verdict on the reckless manslaughter charge (it voted 8 - 4 in favor of acquittal), prosecutors can still retry Williams on that count.

Though jurors couldn't arrive at a decision in the manslaughter trial, they said they wanted to send prosecutors a clear message to retry the case.

The news is significant, not only as it temporarily exonerates Silver — once one of the state's most powerful elected officials — though he can be retried, and the acting U.S. attorney has indicated he will, in fact, seek to take another legal crack at the former Manhattan Democratic lawmaker.

On Friday, Silver asked the appeals court to delay sending the case back to a lower court, where it would be retried, until he gets a shot at asking the US Supreme Court to toss the case on the merits.

Prosecutors at Tuesday's hearing said they had not yet decided whether to to retry Kelly.

Re-challenging as well as switching statins — While switching statins and reducing doses are commonplace, re-challenging patients with the same statin at the same dose is unusual because patients often feel uncomfortable retrying a statin that they perceive has caused intolerable effects.

At times, you'll retry a stage over and over again only to eventually advance to the next stage which happens to be a casual stroll in the park.

We can only conjecture why it keeps firing anyways - my personal theory is since it's primary goal is to prevent catalyst overheating from unburnt fuel, it just gives it periodic breaks then continues to retry, but it could also just be your everyday limp mode bouncing around at an RPM cutoff point.

Some Custom ROMs are usually not installed at your first attempt, which is why you should retry the entire process once again.

In case the ROM doesn't install at your first attempt, then you might want to retry to apply all the instructions once again.

A team can come back at a later date suggested by the assessor to retry.

However in my oppinion a game that lets you retry fairly easily and lets you see your skill improvements even before you're good enough to succeed is usually encouraging to get better at.

In THPS5, starting over takes at least seven seconds: you're forced to wait through two lovely countdown timers, and the Retry command is placed as the fourth option down on the pause menu.

«Serial Cleaner was inspired by lose - fast / reload - fast games that demand players retry a level several times to learn how enemies react and figure out which zones of the map are the safest,» said Krzysztof Zięba, designer and writer at iFun4all.

Matches are extremely forgiving however due to the option to immediately restart at any point, and it's tempting to want to continually retry to start off on the right foot.

Thankfully there is a retry option that just starts the mission from the front, rather than having to start at the beginning and go all the way back to wherever you were.

caption that comes up at the retry screen.

At this point your device may disconnect and reconnect to your WiFi, but if you retry your PUBG session afterwards you should, fingers crossed, be good to go.

In case you can't complete the install at your first attempt, then you can retry the whole guide more than once.

Some Custom ROMs are usually not installed at your first attempt, which is why you should retry the entire process once again.

Home buyers who weren't successful this summer at finding a home due to limited inventories and competition from all - cash offers are looking to retry their luck in the winter, according to realtor.com ®'s Winter Home Buyer Report.