Sentence examples for a new case arises from inspiring English sources

The defendants appealed, but the Supreme Court's refusal to review the case, issued without comment, is the end of the road on the core issues, unless a new case arises that draws the court's interest.

A new case arose in 1982 as the Reagan administration, eager to foil spies during the final days of the cold war, blocked the presentation of about 100 unclassified scientific papers at an international symposium on optical engineering.

Cancer registration that involves identification of all new cases arising in a defined population is a difficult proposition in Africa (Parkin et al, 2003), but the follow-up of all registered cases for periods of several years adds a further degree of complexity.

The new case arose from an effort to overturn a Washington State domestic partnership law known as the "everything but marriage" act.

The new case arose from the death in 2002 of Thanh Williamson, who was riding in a rear seat of a 1993 Mazda minivan and wearing a lap belt, the only restraint available, when it was struck head on by another vehicle.

This is the second most common cancer among women worldwide and the most common female cancer in large areas of the developing world where an estimated 80% of new cases arise (Parkin et al, 1999).

Incidence is the number of new cases arising in a given period in a specified population.

Behind the seemingly arcane proposal was a portrait of the nation's immigration courts besieged with new cases arising from an intensified federal crackdown on illegal immigration, and challenged by critics who doubt the courts' impartiality.

Most of the SI type models consist of the mass action principle, i.e., the assumption that the new cases arise in a simple proportion to the product of the number of individuals which are susceptible and the number of which are infectious.

In the second survey (2008) a measure of incidence will be estimated reflecting new cases arising between 2005 and 2008.

Leprosy has plagued humans for millenia, and continues to do so, with around 200,000 new cases arising every year.