Sentence examples for case was governed from inspiring English sources

We disagree with the government in its contention that the appeal in this case was governed by the Criminal Appeals Rules.

The results established that toughening in such case was governed by grain bridging mechanisms.

As such, she said, the case was governed by the lower level of First Amendment scrutiny the court applies to content-neutral laws that regulate conduct and have only an incidental effect on expression.

Rather, Justice Kennedy said, the case was governed by a 1995 decision holding that a public university did not violate the separation of church and state by using student fees to support a student religious publication on the same basis as any other student publication.

We do not think the present case is governed by the decision in Merrell v. Tice, 104 U. S. 557.

This case is governed by the principle on which rests the decision in Asbell v. Kansas, 209 U.S. 251, 28 S.Ct.

The natural excitation of sequential mode resonances in the present case is governed by a tuning parameter.

The antiplane strain case is governed by a single hyper-singular integral equation with a cubic singularity, whereas the plane strain case by a singular integral equation.

With some doubt I have also come to the conclusion that this case is governed by the principle on which Taylor v. Caldwell was decided, and accordingly that the appeal must be dismissed.

If a renewal registration is not made before the effective date [Jan . 1 1978], the case is governed by the provisions of section 304(a) [subsec. (a) of this section].

Both the City of Ontario and Quon agree that the case is governed by O'Connor v. Ortega, which established the standard for when non-investigative searches of government employees by their employers violate the Fourth Amendment.