Sentence examples for case mentioning from inspiring English sources

In Mr Bush's case, mentioning Florida has the twin effect of reminding voters that his position rests on a disputed election and distracting attention from his own agenda.

Here is a link to the Yes campaign's case, mentioning as it does the provision of free childcare for three-to-four yean olds, an increase in the carer's allowance, a promise that benefits, tax credits and the basic rate tax allowance will always keep up with rising costs (i.e. inflation), a £5 a week higher pension for new pensioners, and protection for NHS and education spending.

Nakayama presented his case, mentioning seeds found in a 12,000-year-old archaeological site, the traditions of the imperial household and the threat that an aspect of the culture was in danger of extinction.

In this case, mentioning "microbiology" and "microbial ecology" helps tie this e-mail to my lab's overall focus, and describing a suggestion from Dr. Bassler offers another important element of customization.

He went on to specifically talk about the Apple vs the FBI case — mentioning Apple by name as he sketched out his take on what had happened with the San Bernardino iPhone; before going on to claim: "Thousands of seized devices sit in storage, impervious to search warrants".

She plays at being happy as Holder visits, but her smile quickly retracts as he brings up her old case (mentioning the victim's "Picasso kid who did that drawing"), saying that he'd like to look at that case file but it's missing.

Rules are flouted and not flaunted, at least in the case mentioned in the above article.

(The case mentioned in the song involves a young man named Nicholas Bramble, who was pursued by police and crashed fatally).

Through this treaty, the Cayman Islands has received dozens of requests relating to the Bank of Credit and Commerce International case, mentioned by Mr. Morgenthau.

Another story, from 2012, has been removed, but appears to have detailed the case mentioned in the gallery.

The gender discrimination case mentioned on the Wikipedia page is a good example of where this kind of averaging can get confusing in real life.