The Apple legal team seemed to be using this as a cornerstone of their case.
And the D.A.'s office used that identification as the cornerstone of its case against Mr. Butts.
A cornerstone of the case for them is a randomized study that Bowen helped plan, through the Ithaka organization, a Mellon Foundation spinoff.
But what Dr Yutar describes as "the cornerstone" of the case is a document found at Lilliesleaf farm, outlining the secret "Operation Mayibuye" (Operation Comeback).
But in the weeks since, the Prague meeting has emerged as an object lesson in the limits of intelligence reports rather than the cornerstone of the case against Iraq.
But, contrary to what some Bushites now claim, the weapons remained the cornerstone of his case.This was why he ordered Mr Tenet hurriedly to prepare the NIE in time for Congress to read before voting on whether to authorise the war.
The old ones are often considered the best - the SNP's longest-running and most famous slogan continues to be the cornerstone of its case for independence.
The judge also noted that a prosecution expert who testified at trial about the sexual motive — "the cornerstone" of the case, the judge said — had since changed his stance.
HIV testing is a cornerstone of HIV case detection, prevention, care and treatment [ 6].
Brown's evidence was the cornerstone of the prosecution case.
