Sentence examples for analogous cases from inspiring English sources

Yes, the government did a much better job than it generally gets credit for in some analogous cases in the past, such as at the Resolution Trust Corporation.

The precedent for maintaining existing jurisdictional boundaries is found in the two most recent analogous cases before the International Court of Justice (Honduras/Nicaragua/El Salva-dor, 1992, and Guinea-Bissau/Senegal, 1989).

(And analogous cases might be constructed with respect to humans who become non-persons, perhaps by going into a PVS).

Both of those challenges have analogous cases in today's auto industry — which is straddling two worlds where cars are either seen as dinosaurs or the next great piece of connected hardware.

Within such a stable background, a system of casuistry can develop that lends some order to the appeal to analogous cases.

That is, although a robust use of analogous cases depends, as we have noted, on some shared background agreement, this agreement need not extend to all matters or all levels of individuals' moral thinking.

The classic "Linda problem" is an analogous case.

It's hard to think of an analogous case.

Another explanation would be that Garibyan felt he was able to build a very solid case in the Klebnikov murder and tried to build an analogous case in the Politkovskaya murder, with much less success.

The form of this argument, by the way, I owe to Mitchell Silver, whose book "A Plausible God" lays out an analogous case for ending God-talk.

To remove the appearance of paradox from the truth that beautiful objects, beautiful things, do not exist, it may be opportune to recall the analogous case of economic science, which knows perfectly well that in the sphere of economics there are no naturally or physically useful things, but only demand and labour, from which physical things acquire, metaphorically, this epithet.