Sentence examples for cases centers from inspiring English sources

The issue in the ARCO, Microsoft and Time Warner cases centers on benefits.

In some such cases, centers skipped home visits to these participants or limited the visit to the portion of the home in which the participating mother and child lived.

To identify 2001 prevalent cases, centers used databases and data sources that were sometimes common to all centers (e.g., hospital records) and sometimes unique to a specific center (e.g., A1C test results in laboratory databases) as well as direct case reports from health care providers, as previously described (12, 13).

The cases centered on two professional golfers, both with congenital degenerative circulatory diseases that prevent them from walking in tournaments.

More than a few of these 40 cases centered on missing persons' reports filed by people who lived overseas.

All of those cases centered on testimony from Dr. Quijano, a former chief psychologist for the state prison system.

While the rulings in the San Bernardino case do not necessarily set a precedent for Detroit, the cases center on the same federal laws.

Both cases center on those close to Nizar Trabelsi, a former soccer player and member of Al Qaeda, the federal prosecutor's office said.

The officials also reiterated rules mandating that the lawyers tell the government if they take any cases centered on incidents involving many people or delicate issues.

The mold cases center on the scientifically preposterous claim that mold is the cause of many human ailments.

Opinion and debate over this topic has, in many cases, centered on numerical references--related to proportional ethnic and gender representation--without clearly emphasizing the significance of diversity.