Sentence examples for case of organized from inspiring English sources

From the author's perspective, this is simply a case of organized American Jewry "lording it over those least able to defend themselves," such as, presumably, the Swiss banks it was "plotting" to boycott, and "the United States and its allies" from whom it "finagled another $70 million".

In the case of organized human aggregates, it is indeed the collective need of security, of acting sine cura as regards the dangers and risks of uncontrolled violence, that expresses the fundamental condition from which the essence itself of politics comes down, namely the application of a system of government capable of imposing rules erga omnes and possible sanctions for those who break them.

"UEFA and the national associations are facing a case of organized crime which exceeds the investigative power of sports jurisdiction," it said in a statement, adding, however, that its betting fraud detection system had provided clues to the case.

"UEFA and the national associations are facing a case of organized crime which exceeds the investigative power of sports jurisdiction," it said in a statement — adding, however, that its own betting fraud detection system had provided clues to the alleged plot.

They add, however, that the claims that religious people make, individually (as in the case of mystics) or collectively (as in the case of organized religions), are subject to human fallibility.

This is as case of organized crime on the part of the same people who are supposed to enforce the law and guarantee our constitutional rights.

But theirs has become one of the tribunal's best documented cases of organized sexual abuse.

However, the success of thrombolytic therapy may be limited in cases of organized thrombus in the wall of the PAA, and may also result in distal embolization of thrombus fragments.

In details, two cases of organized hematoma after the harvesting of the abdominal fat (one because the patient had a coagulation problem and the other because the patient was particularly slim), and one case of recurrent effusions in the first months.

Rodin fought against forgeries of his works as early as 1901, and since his death, many cases of organized, large-scale forgeries have been revealed.

In an evalution of the role of DC in IPF, lung biopsies isolated from human IPF patients, DC-SIGN+ DC were more numerous than in biopsies of normal donors and demonstrated a more perivascular localization, in some cases forming a novel type of organized lymphoid region within the lung [239,240].