Sentence examples for a central case of from inspiring English sources

For Finnis and some other natural-law theorists, Nazi law was not a "central case" of law but a defective instance of it; thus, it was proper to prosecute Nazi officials for acting in grossly immoral ways.

Behind the plexiglass in a central case hang an array of captured revolvers, knives, clubs, hand grenades, the Thompson submachine gun used by a member of Al Capone's gang to bump off Frankie Yale and a collection of lock picks found in Willie Sutton's jail cell.

Accounting faculty wanting to use cases from these sources are hindered in their ability to do so because of the lack of a central case clearinghouse.

The first is that for the expression theory to be an account of musical expressivity, at least all central cases of expressivity must follow this model, which is not the case.

The very opposite of a taut legal thriller, this rich, rewarding Indian drama wanders well beyond its central case (of a folk singer accused of abetting suicide) to conduct a top-to-bottom survey of its society.

Hence, the science of being qua being will involve an account of the central case of beings—substances.

So for Aristotle, the central case of practical authority is government of a polis by law and legally regulated rulers.

Consider again the central case of decision-making, and assume that making a decision consists in the formation of an intention.

It was the central case of five, argued in one extraordinary round, which challenged the constitutionality of the National Labor Relations Act, also known as the Wagner Act.

Only if they have such intent can they instantiate the central case of government.

Second, there are problems with the central case of decision-making.