Sentence examples for a case understood from inspiring English sources

Speaking in the context of legal aid cuts, he said ensuring all parties involved in a case understood the goings-on in a court had become more important because "people are having to choose between representing themselves or not getting justice at all".

The jury in this case understood that.

This in turn assumes that we can, in all cases, understand a reaction by examining the constituents of physical systems.

In this case, understand that while he/she might be a great friend to you, they are not the best for the site.

The bishops don't understand this, nor do they in every case understand the management blunders that they have committed.

Joseph Frolik, a spokesman for the prosecutor's office, said, "Suffice to say that the veteran prosecutors presenting the case understand the Fifth Amendment".

I rarely get offended these days and in most cases understand the human condition very well.

Such a case is normally understood as a case in which the affected person is clearly harmed.

But if a court case is understood to involve the Basic Law — the quasi-constitution of Hong Kong — the court can request from the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, a political organ in Beijing, a reinterpretation of the Basic Law.

We use Africa as a case study to understand the currently available spatial information in support of land restoration planning.

The study has taken Friendly Mart as a case study to understand community-based entrepreneurship; events and activities are limited to a single occurrence.