Sentence examples similar to cases of general importance from inspiring English sources
Because the case is of general importance, the judge gave Muazu's lawyers permission to appeal against his decision.
There is no doubt that all three cases involve serious issues of general importance.
Cases are referred to the grand chamber if they raise serious questions affecting the interpretation or application of the convention or serious issues of general importance.
Today Microsoft quoted the text of the Expediting Act, which said cases of "general public importance" to the "administration of justice" are eligible for direct review.
The court of appeal formally refused leave for the case to be taken to the UK's highest court, which hears appeals in exceptional cases of general public importance, according to a spokesman for the Serious Fraud Office (SFO).
A law known as the Expediting Act allows antitrust cases "of general public importance" to be sent directly to the Supreme Court for review, and Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson says he favors such a step.
Lord Justice Rix ruled that orders protecting parties against costs are only made in cases of "general public importance".
In December 2011 the British High Court found that Assange's extradition case was "of general public importance" and recommended that it be heard by the Supreme Court.
That means both here and in Europe, where the court of human rights takes on too much and also gets involved in local issues of no general importance, cases it should leave to local courts, its backlog grows by the day.
