Sentence examples for cases addressing from inspiring English sources

The supreme court is sitting on three cases addressing racial quotas.

The commission should be encouraged to move this and future cases addressing corruption forward with the same uninhibited honesty championed by Ibrahim.

Cases addressing trademark protection in Google's ad system could hurt its bottom line, as the company's revenue comes mainly from advertising sales, said Eric Goldman, director of the High Tech Law Institute at the Santa Clara University School of Law in California.

It also would have been one of the first high-profile cases addressing the question of what amounts to defamation on social sites and whether alleged defamatory remarks disseminated on social sites have more or less impact than if they were broadcast or published in traditional media.

ON Tuesday, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in Williams v. Illinois, the latest in a string of cases addressing whether the Sixth Amendment's confrontation clause — which gives the accused in a criminal case the right "to be confronted with the witnesses against him" — applies to forensic analysts who produce reports for law enforcement.

There is no reference to that concept in the laws banning discrimination on the basis of race, sex, or age; the term was introduced in cases addressing claims of religious discrimination (see, e.g., Karlan and Rutherglen 1996).

The report included examples of specific cases addressed in 2007.

Bishop McCormack's deference toward priests in Boston was indicated in several cases addressed in the deposition.

These cases addressed only the situation in which a woman must obtain an abortion because of some threat to her health from continued pregnancy.

Over the next decade, however, several important legal cases addressed the relationship between violence on TV and violent behaviour among television viewers.

This conclusion also holds for either Figure 5(b) and the other cases addressed in the first set of simulations.