Sentence examples for applicants in the case from inspiring English sources

The ruling over kettling in 2001, which was one of the first major demonstrations at which the technique was used, marks the probable end of a 10-year campaign by protester Lois Austin, one of the applicants in the case.

The other two applicants in the case were Ben Jackson, the former assistant to the actor Jude Law, and an applicant known only as HJK.

The applicants in the case argue that because of the nature of their activities "it is very likely" that both the content of their private communications and metadata around it have been obtained by UK intelligence services — either via domestic interception powers or by way of programs operated by the US' National Security Agency.

The applicants in this case, Schalk and Kopf, complained both under article 12 (right to marry) and article 14 (prohibition of discrimination) in conjunction with article 8 (right to private and family life).

The applicants in this case created a "risk management method" that can be used by energy consumers, like a school or a factory, to offset various risks, like fluctuations in energy prices or the added costs of an unusually cold winter.

Some applicants, as in the case of the.health gTLD, have responded to public scrutiny by offering limited application changes, but how their commitments would be implemented and enforced remains unclear, not least because of ICANN's lack of enforcement of existing rules like the Uniform Domain Name Dispute Resolution Policy [ 7].

"It does not mean that the applicants in the present case must be released in the near future and it offers no guarantee that they will ever be released," the note added.

There were 16 applicants in the exhumation case, including Mr Mandela's wife Graca Machel, his daughter Makaziwe and senior members of the AbaThembu clan.

"Further, if - as I think likely - the real concern of the applicant in this case is the effect of publication upon the sponsorship business, then damages would be an adequate remedy if LNS succeeds at trial," the judge said.

F. Race or ethnicity of the applicant, in this case, black.

Both Oxford and Cambridge are regularly accused of bias against state school applicants – most famously, in the case of Laura Spence, the girl from Tyneside who was refused a place at Magdalen College, Oxford, more than a decade ago.