Sentence examples for case observed from inspiring English sources

As Lisa Heinzerling, the Georgetown professor who wrote the plaintiffs' briefs in last year's Supreme Court case, observed: Mr. Johnson "cannot avoid the consequences of his own decisions".

In this case, observed relationships between anatomy and behavior might be less stable than often presumed, given an appropriate change to the educational environment.

The reduced imaginary permeability compared with the theoretical case observed for larger particle sizes is shown to be consistent with simulation.

Bruce Stanley, a lawyer who battled Blankenship in a separate case, observed, in an interview with Mother Jones, that the prospect of a thirty-year penalty had rested on a single charge: "That's the one that says he lied to Wall Street.

In either case, observed effects do not seem to have anything to with crack closure, but rather, are attributable to the effect of underloads on near-tip residual stress during baseline cycling that in turn controls threshold stress intensity range.

But as the appeals court in the case observed, using words of Justice Felix Frankfurter, "It is a fair summary of history to say that the safeguards of liberty have often been forged in controversies involving not very nice people".

Number of each case type observed in total.

It is, as Case observes, an uneasy fit with all the waffle about rising social mobility.

It was important for Jane to start with the easiest task in this case, observing good speakers.

Now it must ensure that the civilian court that will retry the Berenson case observes the basic standards of justice that the military court ignored.

The dystocial cases observed were not related to the treatments.