Sentence examples for a case once a from inspiring English sources

For example, under the right to review scheme, brought in England and Wales in 2013, victims can appeal against a decision not to bring charges or to discontinue a case once a prosecution has begun.

In any case, once a person's soul has departed for good, the person is dead.

In any case, once an investigator has isolated an association signal to, say, several SNPs in a particular gene, there are other statistical methods that can identify if one or more markers are more likely than others to be the causal variant.

A detective can only solve a case once he's been suspended.

The indictment of the former prosecutor and one of his star witnesses marked a dramatic turnaround in a case once hailed by President Bush and John Ashcroft, his first attorney general, as a major breakthrough against terrorism plotted on American soil.

They're civilians, brought in on a case once the police have given up.

A case once only on the lips of eager law students is thus now the hot topic in crypto conversations.

Patients included in the cohort could serve as a case, once or several times as a control prior to being assessed as a case; or both, at different time points (explaining higher counts in controls than in the overall number of patients).

In either case, once a hydronic system is installed, a plumber is called in and the tubing attached to a pump, heater and manifold (a set of controls screwed together and connected to a hot-water source).

In this case, once a node has a chance to transmit, it tends to transmit repeatedly at successive probing instants, severely degrading short-term fairness.

However, in this case, once a rupture is initiated on a large patch, the influence of nearby small patches on the ground motions is insignificant and hidden by the dominant wave radiation from the large patch, which has a rupture propagation velocity similar to the S wave speed.