Sentence examples for as regards cases from inspiring English sources

As regards cases coming here on collateral review, the problem of retroactivity is in truth none other than one of resettling the limits of the reach of the Great Writ, which under the recent decisions of this Court has been given almost boundless sweep.

As regards cases between 35 – 69 years, the names of the firms and the industrial sectors that employed the private sector workers still active in 1974 are recorded in the electronic database of the Italian National Institute for Social Security (INPS) [ 21].

As regards case-fatality rates, Dombrovsky reported annual decreases of 1.4% between the years 1993 and 2003 [ 6] whereas Lagu observed an average annual decline in adults of 2% from 2003 to 2007 [ 8].

Due to the rampant problem of misinformation as well as media coverage regarding cases such as that of former Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky, those with such attractions are often terrified to come out and get help for their illness.

But where does Wallace stand as regards manipulation cases and the internalist versus externalist (snapshot versus historical properties) approaches to free will and moral responsibility?

"The Italian legal system as regards this case is completely inconsistent".

We also intend to examine cause-specific mortality in a subsequent analysis, particularly as regards the case-mix of home and institutional deliveries.

The comparison between experimental and theoretical values of distillate flux showed low deviations (1.9%–11.1%) for tap water as regards the second case study.

As regards body pain, lithotripsy cases reported a significantly lower mean score than controls (47.10 vs 49.80).

Not only is this the case as regards general questions of morals or faith; it is also the case as regards the existence of slavery.

Shona Grange: My experience as a social worker for older people has shown me that some services designed to overcome loneliness and isolation can actually make people feel worse as they are regarded as "cases" or "service-users".