Sentence examples for a point of general from inspiring English sources

I was making a point of general principle, trying to be public-spirited.

Sutcliffe's lawyers have 14 days to apply to the supreme court to see if they can appeal further on a point of general public importance.

Lord Judge said the court of appeal had refused to certify that a point of general public importance was involved in the appeal.

Justice Sandra Day O'Connor seemed to be the signal-caller here, and the criterion seemed to be whether Bush had said something indicating a policy choice that might one day come before the Court or made a point of general agreement.

This allows me to make a point of general importance: going forward it is very important to improve the understanding of the political dimension of economic policy.

This week, after a poor recent run of polls, ICM in the Guardian put the party back at 21%, within a point of its general election vote.The idea that the Lib Dems would be left no electorally attractive space also made little sense.

A further appeal lies to the Supreme Court, but only if the Administrative Court certifies that the appeal involves a point of law of general public importance, or the Supreme Court grants leave to appeal.

It remains a point of dispute which general could rightly claim to be the victor of Saigon, which was renamed Ho Chi Minh City in 1975.

Ever since he turned 18 he has made a point of voting in general elections, having been brought up by his African American parents to think that it is important, part of what he calls "doing the right thing".

The added value of CRP might be different and could be lower when measured with a point of care test in general practice.

Scrapping secrecy "is not a point of discussion," said Michel Drobert, secretary general of the Swiss Private Bankers Association.