Sentence examples for a case arising from inspiring English sources

Judge Burke's final opinion, in December 1973, dealt with a case arising from the 1971 prison uprising at Attica.

The commission now has before it a case arising under the African Charter, which protects a people's right to full and exclusive enjoyment of their own country's wealth.

America wants to require the court to obtain permission from the Security Council before investigating a case arising from a situation the council is "dealing with".

In a case arising from power failures caused by a water main break in 1983, the court reaffirmed the principle, declining to "hold regulated utilities liable to every tenant in every one of the countless skyscrapers comprising the urban skyline".

WASHINGTON — It has been about a decade since the Supreme Court considered a case arising from the tangle of lawsuits and investigations that once threatened to engulf the administration of President Bill Clinton.

He represented the Republican Party in redistricting cases and the company formerly known as Blackwater in a case arising out of the death of four of its contractors during the American occupation of Iraq.

When a case arises, officials from the commissioner's office e-mail Hamilton a video of the incident.

But if such a case arose, they would be obligated to get a court order, according to Pennsylvania and New Jersey state law.

We appeal for common sense and mercy to prevail if such a case arises in the future".

"If and when such a case arises, the court can consider whether the usual safeguards are or are not sufficient to protect the integrity of the process".

The final compromise declares that "if a case arises" involving current or former peacekeeping officials from countries that do not subscribe to the court, the court will not begin any investigation or prosecution over the next 12 months.