Sentence examples for cases emanate from inspiring English sources

Even if the earlier empirical results are contradictory they, in most cases, emanate from the assumption that mobility predicts health.

One specialist reporter asserts a Maktoum family link to 24 of 161 doping cases emanating from endurance racing that have been heard by the FEI tribunal since 2005.

Updated, 2 35 p.m. | Toward the end of January there was an unusual development in one of the 700 court cases emanating from the Oct. 1 Occupy Wall Street protest march across the roadway of the Brooklyn Bridge and the arrests it generated.

The dazzle, in her case, emanated from the woman, and it couldn't be packaged.

The case emanates from Roger Clemens testifying before Congress that he had never used steroids or human growth hormones.

The complicated legal dispute in this case emanated from a private civil lawsuit filed by Albert Snyder, after a small group of church members staged a hateful protests outside the funeral of his son, Lance Corporal Matthew Snyder, who was killed in duty in Iraq.

The problem in both cases emanates from norms (honour-related and religious ones), and a medical solution is chosen in both cases.

It is the second Serious Fraud Office (SFO) case to emanate from a 2009 feud between David Jones and Chris Ronnie, who was dismissed as JJB chief executive in March of that year.

In both cases, failure emanated from a region where the trunnion had been intentionally grooved; and in both cases, the diameter of the trunnion was small, and evidence of corrosion contributing to the initiation of the failure was noted.

Most cases have emanated from hundreds of growers of flowers, ornamental plants and food crops who alleged that the fungicide wrecked their produce.

When documenting the source of person-to-person transmission of SARS has been possible, a substantial proportion of cases have emanated from single persons, so-called super-spreaders (l).