I already know of several concrete cases where this is an issue for consortia.
As a rule, the Court addresses only the questions presented to it in concrete cases.
"We'd have to study concrete cases," María Teresa Fernández de la Vega Sanz, Spain's deputy prime minister, said in an interview last week.
The charity would provide training on "general human rights questions, in addition to supporting the company in the study of concrete cases".
Southern Daily led the pack with a new kind of investigative journalism involving very specific, concrete cases of injustice or crime.
We are talking of the assemblage of international courts and quasi-judicial bodies that take standards like the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and regional conventions and charters, and apply them in concrete cases.
From its earliest days, the Supreme Court has interpreted Article III as limiting federal jurisdiction to concrete cases, ongoing disputes between parties with an actual stake in the outcome.
In other countries (e.g., Austria, Germany, South Korea, and Spain) courts can exercise judicial review only after a law has taken effect, though they can do so either in the abstract or in concrete cases.
In countries that follow U.S. practice (e.g., Kenya and New Zealand), judicial review can be exercised only in concrete cases or controversies and only after the fact i.e., only laws that are in effect or actions that have already occurred can be found to be unconstitutional, and then only when they involve a specific dispute between litigants.
The analysis of concrete cases or examples is methodologically important in the philosophical discussion of supererogation.
It is frequently useful to compute the spectral representation of a signal (FFT in concrete cases).
