Sentence examples for debated in the case from inspiring English sources

Mr. Levy, who formerly was on the State Board of Regents, has been intimately involved in many of the issues being debated in the case.

(That might be debated in the case of the Duke of Windsor, modern history's greatest clotheshorse, remembered as much for his apparel as for his abdication. He is depicted in outfits both sensible and on the edge).

Most other issues that have been discussed and debated in the case -- including the question of what is in Elian's "best interests" -- are peripheral and are expected to be swept aside as the appeals court begins its examination of the case, legal experts said yesterday.

Since then many viral populations have been described as evolving as quasispecies collectives under mutation-selection balance [ 9- 15], although this interpretation has been debated in the case of viruses [ 7, 16].

What happens, they debate, in the case of an individual who violates one single commandment of the Torah?

The problem as debated in the contemporary literature for the case of modality finds its most explicit expression in Peacocke's (1997) discussion of the integration challenge for modality, and his landmark (1999) work Being Known.

Other leaders, most prominently Alexander I of Russia, debated whether in the case of a second victory over the French Empire, the Duke of Orléans should be proclaimed king instead of Louis XVIII.

IPV/CM knowledge can be highly emotional for some, and even hotly debated, as in the case of the efficacy of IPV screening [ 69].

But there is one essential point missing in all of the debates: If the case were to be opened up to prosecution, which courts would have jurisdiction?

In 1995, when Charitable Choice was first being debated in Congress, the Mississippi case caught the eye of John Ashcroft, then a senator from Missouri and the legislation's chief advocate.

This was the first official legal debate in the case since that time.