Sentence examples for bore in the case from inspiring English sources

In a statement, the company said it would require its wells in the gulf to use more robust subsea blowout preventers with two sets of so-called shear rams, which can stanch the flow of oil and gas up the drill bore in the case of an accident.

But Andrew Milgram, Marblegate's chief investment officer, said the firm had recognized "a unique interaction in law and regulation, which brought the protections of the Trust Indenture Act to bear in the case".

Similar considerations were brought to bear in the case of influenza vaccine, where rationing was accepted by health professionals and doctors as a necessary way to manage limited resources [ 66].

"Here he is in the well of another courtroom, facing the exact same charge because Goldman Sachs has enormous power and they are bringing it to bear in this case," Mr. Marino said.

"Drame psychologique" is a French film category that is all too often code for big European bore, but in the case of "Homeland" it applies.

Their efforts have borne fruit in the case of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Dr. Priscilla Chan.

Mr Rajan warns of the direct cost of subsidies and he indicates that these are borne, in the interest rate case, by investors.

The NJR's claim to be able to identify and remove poor implants from the market efficiently and quickly, does not therefore appear to be borne out in the case of the ASR™.

The full weight of corporate power will be brought to bear in either case, whether proposed change is small or large.

The national central banks — including Germany's Bundesbank and the Bank of France — should become subsidiaries of the European Central Bank like the 12 Federal Reserve Banks (in New York and San Francisco, etc).. Voting rights at the European Central Bank should be reorganized so that they are proportional to the share of the loss that each country would bear in case of default.

This point bears special relevance in the case of genotypic taxonomy, which is based on the application of conserved housekeeping genes as markers.