Sentence examples for decisions of cases from inspiring English sources

The Stevens opinion began with the issue of jurisdiction, denying the U.S. government's motion to dismiss under Section 1005 of the Detainee Treatment Act of 2005 (DTA), which gave the D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals "exclusive" jurisdiction to review decisions of cases being tried before military commissions.

Much regulation, however, is constituted in the ordinary decisions of case-level officials.

Thus, in reality, there is no such principle as delegatus non potest delegare; the maxim plays no real part in the decision of cases but is sometimes used as a convenient label.

The decision of case definition in epidemiological studies should be made on an individual basis.

HanreiJiho and HanreiTaimuzu report on court decisions of litigated cases in Japan.

"Our whole system of federalism rests on the decisions of this case," said Florida's attorney general, Bill McCollum, a Republican who is the lead plaintiff in the lawsuit here.

They are defined as (9) specificity =   number of true negative decisions number of actually negative cases, sensitivity =   number of true positive decisions number of actually positive cases, accuracy =      number of correct decisions total number of cases.

In a another prospective study of 102 patients with suspected or confirmed regional recurrence of colorectal cancer, FDG-PET influenced management decisions in 59% of cases.

In another prospective study of 161 patients with solid malignancies, 30 the CGA influenced cancer treatment decisions in 49% of cases.

The patient admission planning decision process of case managers has been reported to be a complex process, heavily influenced by a multitude of factors [ 5].

But lower courts have applied the Concepcion decision in dozens of cases in which arbitration contracts lacked these features.