Sentence examples for cases deal from inspiring English sources

The two cases deal with different secret programs, but are broadly similar.

Half of its cases deal with intact, often middle-class, family networks.

Both cases deal with how taxes are stacked on top of one another.

In response, CBC said not only that the appeals court had decided the case correctly, but that "since most publicity cases deal with endorsement and advertising," this was an unusual case that the Supreme Court should not bother to review.

Other remaining cases deal with whether a federal law making it a crime to lie about receiving military medals or honors violates free-speech rights and whether a life-without-parole-sentence for someone convicted of murder at 14 violates the Constitution.

In settling with Alliance, the S.E.C. said that these cases deal with "illegal market timing, not fees; therefore, we see no legitimate basis for the commission to act as a 'rate-setter".' Mr. Galvin said that "given the level of harm and the fact that many investors have left the fund, trying to remedy the wrong by a prospective fee reduction does not seem to be an efficient remedy".

Two other cases dealt squarely with the establishment clause.

Chambers make money out of lengthy, complex cases dealt with by senior barristers.

Of the 1,997 British cases dealt with in Strasbourg last year, the government lost only four.

In some cases, deals have been scotched as a result of his efforts.

The cases dealt with violations of federal securities laws and the association's rules.