Sentence examples for case referenced from inspiring English sources
The outcome of the case referenced, Eldred v. Ashcroft, was the extension of copyright terms, with the majority of the Court reasoning that unless copyright terms could be extended to compensate for the impact of digital technology and the Internet, the content providers may not be willing to distribute their works in digital formats.
For example, in 1963, in NAACP v. Button, a case referenced by Greenfield, the Court recognized that the NAACP had standing to assert the constitutional rights of its members and added that, as a non-profit corporation, it could also assert those rights on its own behalf.
Gary L. McDowell calls this "one of the most enduring myths of American constitutional law and theory, to say nothing of history", pointing out that at no point during the Constitutional Convention was Bonham's Case referenced.
A spokesman for Corinthian, Joe Hixson, pointed out that the cases referenced by the attorneys general are still ongoing.
The cases referenced above illustrate how the punishment economy hurts women, but its influence pervades our whole society and the end result is more people trapped in a cycle of mass criminalization and incarceration.
Cases are the logged and each case has its own individual case reference number.
However, overlapping speech issue was not very significant in this case (reference annotations show only 0.19%% of overlapping speech).
The experimental and numerical simulation study achievements can provide a case reference for optimization design of hydraulic fracturing and fracture network geometry control of CBM reservoirs.
In the third verse, "Basket Case" references soliciting a male prostitute; Armstrong noted that "I wanted to challenge myself and whoever the listener might be.
In either case, reference is often made to one or more digital atlases that provide the model by which brains are partitioned and the individual regions named.
In our case, reference genomes were used only for read filtering.
