Sentence examples for case or cases from inspiring English sources

(In general, the Supreme Court is far more likely to take a case or cases when appeals courts disagree).

These workers would be part of what Dr. Frieden called a "strategic reserve" to care for and investigate the first case or cases of smallpox if an outbreak occurred.

"Under our system of government these are matters for parliament to decide, representing society as a whole, after parliamentary scrutiny, and not for the court on the facts of an individual case or cases".

Should he decide that there are grounds to bring a misconduct complaint in respect of one or both of the incidents, the case or cases would be heard by an independent disciplinary committee.

The fact that a commission in a certain case or cases may award an inadequate punishment, does not justify the reviewing authority in reducing proper sentence in other cases to that low level.

The district director, Director of the Detention and Removal Field Office, or Executive Associate Commissioner shall impose such conditions or special conditions on release as the Service considers appropriate in an individual case or cases, including but not limited to the conditions of release noted in 8 CFR 212.5(c) and § 241.5.

This training method mimicked everyday life interactions, which are unlikely to feature the three case or case-like markers pertaining to one noun in immediate succession.

Observers of a category of tried cases or cases resolved by motion can make informed judgments about how that category of cases fares at the other procedural stage.

Semen and blood specimens can and often do sit for months or even years as overwhelmed lab technicians deal with fresh cases or cases moving toward trial.

Once you have corruption, there is no reason to think that this is limited to DNA cases or cases where there is scientific evidence of any sort".

We discarded 255 as non-head and neck cancer cases, or cases that did not involve a definitive resection of a primary tumor site.