Sentence examples for cases to choose from inspiring English sources

That purpose requires a flexible interpretation that both permits the F.D.A. to take into account the realities of human behavior and allows it, in appropriate cases, to choose from its arsenal of statutory remedies.

The study itself said that California's size and diversity gave its Supreme Court an enormous inventory of interesting cases to choose from; that lower-court decisions there tended to present the pertinent issues well; and that the Supreme Court had a professional legal staff whose main job was to analyze petitions for review.

There are many cases to choose from, but it turns out Ginsburg does have a favorite.

There were fifty cases to choose from; and forty had to be condemned to death.

Since Elias has no menus, diners stop at the glass case to choose.

In this case to choose the set to be used we would follow the experimental procedure described in [27, 28], to order the subjective importance of visual attributes.

Since their offices choose which cases to take on, they are expected to win.

The indices are applied to a hydrogenation case study to choose inherently safer designs among different alternatives.

If this is the case, try to choose a yard that is close to home.

In these cases, the right to choose was not implicated, only the right of parents to know.

In many practical cases one has to choose an arrangement of different objects so that they are compatible.