Sentence examples for case responding from inspiring English sources

the drug test collector in the Ryan Braun case, responding to Braun's suspicions about the procedures.

The ruling was a preliminary one in the runners' case, responding to their motion that the I.O.C. could not disqualify them beyond a three-year period after the Games.

The elections board took questions and complaints from voters on Twitter, promising to look into complaints and, in one case, responding with a sad emoticon to a man who lamented not receiving a sticker after voting.

A1 The judge in the Abu Ghraib prison abuse case, responding to a defendant's request, said he might award immunity from prosecution in exchange for the testimony of several senior military intelligence officers who prosecutors said are likely subjects to be charged in the case.

O' Connor et al. [21] described one case responding to etoricoxib (60 mg once daily with food), a selective COX-2 inhibitor.

Another case responding to melatonin 7 mg at bedtime was described by Spears [23], and there have recently been descriptions of five cases (two with atypical features) responding to topiramate (100 mg bid), and of a single patient with HC evolving from CH responding to valproic acid [24 27].

Patrick Hogan, director of public affairs for the Metropolitan Airports Commission, which employs both the airport police and the prosecutor in the case, responded to the filing by saying the authorities would vigorously defend their handling of the matter.

Wilson, solicitor of South Carolina's ninth judicial district and lead prosecutor on the case, responded by accusing Slager's defense team of bamboozling the jury with a large volume of testimony and attempting to characterize Scott as "a thug".

Did I ever come after you when there was nothing there?" Mr. Crea, whose son was not charged in the case, responded, "No, and I always respected you for that".

Samsung, in this case, responded that Apple had used its patented technology for 3G wireless connectivity without permission, and that it used some of its patented methods, such as sending photos from a camera-equipped phone.

While the present case responded well to ATT, full-thickness eye wall resection may be required in non-responders [6].