Sentence examples for case is composed from inspiring English sources
Under the law the special panel hearing the case is composed of a federal appeals court judge and two district judges.
Each individual case is composed of conflicting parts of fear, hope and shame, making solutions more complicated than calling a telephone number or the police, except in the most egregious, clear-cut cases.
The round case is composed of four stainless-steel rings, a play on the four-story pagoda, while the number 10 on the dial has been replaced with the Chinese character — which can also be read as "perfect".
The congregation's disciplinary department, which weighs each case, is composed of 10 people: Monsignor Charles Scicluna, who is the promoter of justice or chief prosecutor; the bureau chief; seven priests; and a lay lawyer, though other officials from other Vatican offices are brought in for specific cases.
The case is composed of an attractive semi-rigid ballistic nylon that utilizes two layers of molded high-density foam to protect its precious cargo.
As Bonasso describes in his piece, and as is documented more thoroughly elsewhere, CASE is composed of several "layers" that govern control, routine activities and planning.
The following 10 books seek to understand the crimes they document through the context and circumstances of the places and the times in which they occurred 1. Beyond Belief by Emlyn Williams Williams said this account of the Moors Murders case was composed of three elements: fact, interpretation of fact and surmise.
The jury in Hayes' case was composed of seven women and five men.
The melodies in this case were composed by the dearly departed and ever under-valued Jerry Bock, to lyrics executed with transparent precision and transcendent emotional power by the, thankfully, still present Sheldon Harnick.
Tissue microarray containing triplicated 0.6 mm cores from each case was composed.
Another case was composed of solidly arranged medium-sized tumor cells with sometimes plasmacytoid morphology and perinuclear condensation of eosinophilic cytoplasm.
