Sentence examples for cases pointed out from inspiring English sources

They did note though that the schools acknowledge their religion, and in some cases pointed out similarities between the religions.

Officials from Parsons, Lucent and Arkel allowed a reporter and photographer access to nearly all parts of the complex and in some cases pointed out places where looters had recently made off with artifacts.

The right of governing them was confined to the single case of their being in the actual service of the United States, in some of the cases pointed out in the constitution.

We have more than 5,000 fields in place in the United States, and in terms of the handful of cases pointed out here from your source, almost all of them have either been, or are in the process of, being settled amicably.

Indeed, previous studies that have examined effects of dopamine depletion on MSN physiology have, in some cases, pointed out alterations of glutamatergic transmission with or without modifications of excitability [5], [6], [26], [27].

The cases pointed out by the reviewer are classified to category III.

We review the evolution of the prostheses and how it becomes the treatment of choice in those cases, pointing out wich are the current design including unicompartimental knee.

And officials say the cases point out the threat posed by the number of diplomats allowed to staff Soviet posts in the United States.

Defenders of the corruption cases point out that both prosecutors are members of minority groups — Mr. Bharara is Indian-American, and Ms. Lynch is black.

A litigation representative from Con Edison (who testifies hundreds of times a year in such cases) pointing out that a 100-watt bulb burns 25 kilowatt hours a month.

Last year, Supreme Court Judge Lord Thomas called on the CCRC to no longer limit its inquiries to these types of cases, pointing out it was the "safety net" should there be any possibility a wrongful conviction had been made.