Sentence examples for a disputed case from inspiring English sources

In a disputed case, six men who were said to be Awakening Council members and two women were killed near Raween in Salahuddin Province early Thursday.

Although not on the same level as the impartial arbitrator who decides player challenges to disciplinary action, the fact-finder will determine the underlying facts in a disputed case and report them to a baseball official.

DeGeorge told officials he suspected the explosion was caused either by "hit men" working for the opposite side in a hotly disputed case he was litigating a "suspicious-looking fishing boat" had circled his yacht, he said or by the negligence of a repairman who left flammable material near a stove.

Moreover, in the absence of a tight definition there will always be a number of disputed cases.

In disputed cases a first step is to seek an independent opinion from MDK about the medical necessity of the treatment in question, followed by appeal to the Schiedstelle (administrative court) and then to the civil courts, but even Schiedstelle cases are infrequent (maybe one or two a year for the largest hospitals) and expensive (€7000 or more per case).

I.R.S. management says it is trying to speed up the audit and appeal process for corporate returns, resolving disputed cases in a few years at most; past cases have sometimes dragged on for decades.

In case of disagreement, they reviewed the disputed cases together and reached a consensus.

There are nearly 3,000 age disputed cases each year.

She cannot enter the US, where there is a warrant for her arrest for contempt of court following a disputed divorce case.

Through their definitions and the legal naming of disputes, they complete a dispute-case transformation, internal-filtering the dispute from its original state to a product state consumable by the courts.

The issue of their relationship becomes all the more charged because Aziz Shehadeh was murdered in 1985, possibly by a Palestinian against whom he had brought a land dispute case, although the possibility of a political motive was never fully put to rest.