Sentence examples similar to cases are started from inspiring English sources

Artistic property cases are starting to show up in the courts.

We're fortunate to be one of the players still left standing as now these real use cases are starting to merge, especially on the healthcare side.

"All these cases are starting to resolve after six years of litigation," Berns said.

The scale of the problem is evident – 20,203 employment cases were started under the legal aid scheme during the 2011/12 tax year.

Many of the cases were started by whistle-blowers under a Civil War-era statute that allows citizens to file suits on behalf of the government in cases of suspected defrauding of taxpayers.

By hooking electronic shopping so thoroughly to an old-style chain, Peapod is following the example of many European online grocers, which in many cases were started by the traditional retailers.

This month Francis makes a landmark trip to the United States, where more than 23,000 annulment procedures — nearly half of the world's cases — were started in 2014, according to the Center for Applied Research in the Apostolate at Georgetown University.

In Uganda, a total of 1406 cases tested for MDR-TB with 89 laboratory confirmed cases and only 41 cases were started on treatment [ 5].

About 25% (4/16) showed conversion, of which two cases were among those that expired, while the other two cases were started on ATT and responded well to treatment.

Once the delirium was recognised, 76% of the hyperactive and 20% of the hypoactive cases were started on targeted treatment (P = 0.0038).

Fifteen cases were started on empiric parenteral antimicrobial drugs (ceftriazone or cloxacillin) for suspected localized bacterial infection at the time of admission.