Sentence examples for case has passed from inspiring English sources

Oregon, partly in response to Mr. Stauffer's case, has passed a law requiring insurance companies to provide equivalent coverage of oral and intravenous cancer drugs.

The case has passed from the DC district court to the appeals court twice in less than four months, astounding legal experts.

Although the Leverage case has passed drop tests for protection, the thin frame is nowhere near as hefty or reassuring as my OtterBox.

The driver in that case had passed vision and written tests in 2000 and might well have passed a road test had one been demanded.

So, under the Union's rules on such matters, the decisions on each case have passed to its executive arm, the European Commission.

Francis told journalists travelling home from South Korea that Romero's case had previously been "blocked out of prudence" by the Vatican's Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith but has now been "unblocked". He said the case had passed to the Vatican's saint-making office.

"The legal costs of this case have passed the £75,000 as a result of additional costs incurred to defend an 'anti-Slapp' motion … our American lawyers have advised that these costs total $64,370 and they have submitted a claim for this amount to the court in California.

He was not arrested as the case had passed the statute of limitations.

It is still unclear exactly how chimpanzees infect each other and why the disease isn't more rampant among them, since they have many sexual partners and fight frequently, often biting each other, which in rare human cases has passed the virus.

Because so many cases have passed the statute of limitations, the focus has shifted to procedures for handling current and future cases.

In addition, even after all the transitional cases have passed through the system, §1252(g) as we interpret it serves the continuing function of making it clear that those specified decisions and actions, which (as we shall discuss in detail below) some courts had held not to be included within the non-final-order review prohibition of §1105a, are covered by the “zipper” clause of §1252(b)(9).