Sentence examples for case to know from inspiring English sources

When the Supreme Court grants six hours of oral arguments over three days, I don't have to win that case to know that my challenge is serious".

The real difficulty with the disclosure rule is that it is almost impossible for prosecutors in the heat of a case to know exactly what the rule requires them to disclose.

Both then and now, critics said the agency lacked the trained staff members and resource materials to make informed judgments -- in the present case, to know enough about software, the Internet and electronic commerce to understand what business methods are widely used or already in the public domain.

The report's release was also sought by The New York Times, CNN, Newsday and The Daily News, which argued in a brief that under the First Amendment the public has the right of access to court documents, in this case to "know firsthand either that the allegations of misconduct have been thoroughly investigated and found untrue, or that any governmental misconduct has been appropriately addressed".

In that case, to know the syllable is to know something for which knowledge of the elements is not sufficient.

It was not possible, in this case, to know whether the histone changes seen were associated with chromatin or with identified genes and these changes could be related to the cell cycle or to DNA replication.

I'm also happy, in most cases, to know the exact titles of those courses or lectures.

That has implications for journalists and the public, since we rely on these filings in many cases to know who is funding what in the Valley.

An adjacent view, though distinct, was that we are able, at least in enough cases, to know directly that other human beings have minds.

The paramedics referred cases to these referral points, and a Field Research Officer FROO) followed up the cases to know what happened after referral.

Out of 22 suspected cases, followup of was taken from 16 suspected LTBM cases to know persistence of any existing complications during the two-year period.