Even while acknowledging its fictional elements, Raj Kumar Gupta's "No One Killed Jessica," effectively recreates this case, "a milestone," as a voice-over narration puts it, "in the history of a new India".
Criminal charge in child soldier case a milestone in protecting children Friday's arrest of Thomas Lubanga by the International Criminal Court, on a charge of conscripting and enlisting children and actively using them in hostilities in the Democratic Republic of Congo, sends an important message that the international community will not tolerate the use of children in armed conflict, UNICEF said.
Still, the Snow Brand case became a milestone in Japan, helping open the floodgates for a series of similar scandals.
Prosecutors in federal court in Brooklyn and agents of the Fish and Wildlife Service said that because of Mr. Panchernikov's dominance in the American caviar market, the case was a milestone in the worldwide effort to protect sturgeon.
Frank regards the case as a milestone in his fight to prevent abuses.
The human rights groups that submitted the new evidence hailed the court's decision to reopen the case as a "milestone for Iraqi victims and for international criminal law".
In 1947 he decided in Central London Property Trust Ltd v High Trees House Ltd [1947] KB 130 (known as the 'High Trees' case), which was a milestone in English contract law.
Legal scholars believe that based on the court's intent under Chief Justice Roberts, the case will achieve a milestone by granting the equal rights provided through marriage to corporations, at last.
Today marks the first full year in India's history when no new polio cases have been recorded, a milestone that just a few years ago seemed India might not reach.
LGBT activists said the move, while potentially motivated by politics and conveniently timed to Clinton's presidential run and a looming US supreme court case, represented something of a milestone.
