Meanings of re-try (re-tried) in English

He was then re-tried and re-convicted by a Fresno County court in 1983.

I have re-tried the whole case-bymyself.

Time after time I have re-tried it.

The Urewera Four will not be re-tried on the charge of being part of an organised criminal group.

John Tamihere and Willie Jackson are taken off air and Mark Lundy will be re-tried in Wellington next year.

Another nine men face similar terrorism charges in Melbourne, while one man is to be re-tried on terrorism charges.

The military judges re-tried Pyrot.

Other counsel were substituted, when the case was re-tried, and the prisoner was convicted and sentenced to state prison for life.

Passages were re-tried, chaos seemed to descend upon the stage, engulfing the opera and all who had anything to do with it.

The case was tried, and re-tried, and at the end of it all Simon was acquitted, there being no evidence against him.

The Solicitor-General has agreed to apply to the High Court to have Pora re-tried over the killing of Auckland woman, Susan Burdett, in 1992.

Two men charged with an alleged kidnapping involving the robbery of €2.2m can be re-tried, the Supreme Court has ruled.

This automatic system will re-try a busy line up to four times.

The Justice Department has now announced that it will not re-try McDonnell.

This system will re-try an engaged line up to four times.

Prosecutors must now decided whether to re-try Edwards on the outstanding five charges.