Sentence examples for assigned a case from inspiring English sources

Each team was assigned a case study originally developed by the Harvard Business School for its own use.

Each parolee is assigned a case manager and a parole officer and regularly stands before the administrative judge.

"The average New York City judge would hate getting assigned a case like this," said Thomas P. Higgins, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.

Afterward, Eden was assigned a case worker who closed her file after determining that she was a "legitimate case of the poppy seed defense," WBAL-TV reported.

Students are assigned a case, often loosely based on a real one, and they pretend to be appellate lawyers, writing briefs and making arguments.

When he was assigned a case that required combing through thousands of technical documents, he believed it would just be a matter of rolling up his sleeves and getting to work.

After being assigned a case-filing number,20 a case then obtains a formal number, which is similar to an identity number.

In order to maintain the neutrality of our mediators, we'll always do conflict checks before assigning a case.

In one instance, Mr. Salerno received electronic equipment from the trunk of Mr. Siminovsky's car for assigning a case to Judge Garson, the complaints say.

In a recent case in Brooklyn federal court, for example, which uses a computer to assign cases randomly, it took four tries to assign a case involving a man charged in a Qaeda plot to set off bombs in the United States.

Mr. Sarnell's lawyer, Dominic Amorosa, said that there were sometimes legitimate reasons for a case to be assigned to a particular judge, and that when Mr. Sarnell relayed orders to assign a case to Justice Garson, he was always doing so at Justice Garson's direction, "and Sarnell's not in any position to second-guess Garson".