Sentence examples for away from cases from inspiring English sources

Moreover, prosecutors tend to shy away from cases where materiality is not self-evident.

Although he was less outspoken than some other rights activists, Mr. Xu did not shy away from cases that were bound to upset China's power elite.

Republicans said the immigration agency was rushing the background checks and taking officers away from cases of foreigners who followed the steps to apply through the legal system.

But in a letter to Mr. Pitt, Representative Edward J. Markey, Democrat of Massachusetts, said that he should stay away from cases involving former clients for his entire tenure in office.

In a sign of the sensitivities surrounding the unrest, the Bureau for Legal Affairs in Beijing has warned lawyers to stay away from cases in Xinjiang, suggesting that those who assist anyone accused of rioting pose a threat to national unity.

How the court deals with the appeals may give an early clue about whether Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., with a new, more solidly conservative majority, is ready to move the law to the right, or instead will seek to steer away from cases that produce sharp ideological splits.

Over the past decade, a great shift has been noted, away from case-control and cohort studies, towards family-based association designs.

Over the past decade, a shift has occurred away from case-control association studies, towards family-based designs in which extended pedigrees, relative-pairs and parents-child trios are used to test for association.

This illustrates how the age-dependence of HPO terms such as bleeding symptoms may result in paediatric cases clustering away from adult cases.

This is also shown to be the case under natural conditions, where a lower drag coefficient than the away-from-ground case is observed.

It is routine for any solicitor general to try to steer the court away from deciding cases in a way that could harm federal interests in future cases.