Sentence examples for cases hands from inspiring English sources

If a policyholder has an accident, a claims officer goes straight to the scene, gives him a cellphone and a cup of coffee, pulls out a laptop and, in 95% of cases, hands him a claim cheque on the spot.

In most cases, hands of caregivers are the vehicle for the transmission of germs to the patient.

Training typically comprised knowledge sharing of the different modalities to be used in the study, often involving presentations by each of the practitioners and in some cases hands on experiential sessions.

After the second attack, Mr. Menem had the cases handed over to an investigative magistrate, Judge Juan José Galeano, rather than the Supreme Court.

Of the roughly 1.4m cases handed to the CPS annually, the rate at which offences are brought to court has declined, from 78% in 1999-2000 to 73% last year.

Within months Petroff was wading through 4,000 cases handed to him by a consortium of lawyers in Louisiana and Colorado.

In tax decisions, as in all statutory cases, Hand studied the intent of the original legislation.

The police department declined to prosecute 30.8percentt of minor cases handed to it by the review board in July 2014.

By interacting with dogs ― or, in some cases, hand puppets and pictures instead of the real deal ― children learn to recognize body language and about nuanced emotions.

For a short time, brainwashing expert Margaret Singer was "winning a lot of cases hand over fist," says Lalich, who was mentored by Singer.

In all cases, hand pollinated apples had a significantly lower concentration than pollinator excluded apples.