Sentence examples for citing case from inspiring English sources

But early on Tuesday, citing case law, the prosecution successfully argued that Officer Serino's comments about Mr. Zimmerman's truthfulness should be disregarded by the jury.

"An agency cannot simply disregard contrary or inconvenient factual determinations that it made in the past, any more than it can ignore inconvenient facts" in the present, Morris wrote, citing case law.

As soon as Judge Sauls began citing case law on the legal basis for a recount, Mr. Boies clearly knew what was coming, and looked down at the table, beginning to take notes for the appeal.

But the election commission then presented a multifanged defense, citing case law from Uganda to India — even mentioning Bush v. Gore from the 2000 election in the United States — and urging the Supreme Court to consider the consequences of nullifying the results.

The Web site also makes some fairly bold and light-on-context performance claims, boasting that "the U.S. military accelerated pilot and sniper training by 50%" with similar techniques, and citing case studies with improvements of between eleven and thirteen per cent in various squatting and jumping exercises among early users.

The ruling quoted from his medical history, citing case notes prior to his sentence in 1966 by Dr Lindsay Neustatter, senior physician in psychological medicine, describing Brady as "a ruthless individual, cold and unemotional, without conscience or remorse … He showed a pathological admiration of power and unscrupulousness".

See Scherk, supra, at 616 (Stevens, J., dissenting) (citing cases).

See Big Country, 868 F.2d at 1088 (citing cases); Oakland Tribune, Inc. v. Chronicle Publishing Co., Inc., 762 F.2d 1376, 1376 (9th Cir.1985) (citing cases).

See 5B A. Jacobs, Litigation and Practice Under Rule 10b-5 § 40.02 (rev. ed. 1993) (citing cases).

Further, Justice Stevens chides us for citing cases in which the court allowed recovery.

Withrow, supra, at ----, 113 S.Ct., at 1757 (O 'CONNOR, J. concurring in part and dissenting in part) (citing cases).