Sentence examples for cases in mind from inspiring English sources

With these two cases in mind, Mr. Ferrante added a CT scan of the lung to the lab studies he had ordered.

With such cases in mind, the ordinance also caps yearly payouts at 1.5 times the state's median household income, which comes to about $78,000.

(With such cases in mind, the upcoming French law would reserve the harshest penalties for a man found to have made his wife wear the burqa).

I have no idea whether Justices Ginsburg and Breyer had the flag-salute cases in mind when they called on the court last week to take account of the real-world impact of Citizens United.

Nonetheless, it is important to keep these cases in mind in contrast to all other countries where we do not find evidence of binding minimum age of employment regulation.

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Our parliamentarians should bear this case in mind when considering whether to increase pre-charge detention".

In predicting that the story next term will be about race, I have more than the Texas case in mind.

I wondered whether he might have had his 22-year-old vote in the Harmelin case in mind when he said: "The legislative branch has the obligation to determine whether a policy is wise.

Under a law passed last year by the Florida Legislature with this case in mind, cigarette makers could be required to post an initial bond of no more than $100 million per company.

Perhaps it was with "The Curious Case" in mind, in 1922 (the year the tall tale was collected in The Jazz Age), that Edmund Wilson wrote of 25-year-old Fitzgerald that "he has been given a gift for expression without very many ideas to express".