Sentence examples for defining case from inspiring English sources

This was a defining case of the press doing what it is supposed to do.

The challenge is a defining case for Europe in testing its regulatory muscle against one of the giants of the digital age.

This did not, then, turn out to be a defining case on the expansion of the Commerce Clause, but it didn't have to be.

Appointed to the bench in 1993 by Governor Chiles, a Democrat, Judge Clark is hearing what will no doubt be a defining case in her career, a lawsuit brought by local Democrats who say Seminole County elections officials improperly allowed Republican workers to add missing information to hundreds of absentee ballot applications from Republicans.

It was an appropriate ending for a session in which 26 of the 85 cases were decided by a one-vote margin -- including the term's defining case, Bush v. Gore, a historic verdict in which the conservative majority handed the presidential election to the conservative candidate, George W. Bush.

"I will be suggesting that the defining case in the 1990s will be the Stephen Lawrence case, where the issue was not someone who was innocent and found guilty, but the opposite failing: the system's failure to secure a charge and conviction in respect of whoever it was who murdered a black teenager".

-What are the defining cases and outcomes for this issue?

He will contrast the "defining cases" of the 1970s and 1980s, miscarriages of justice which saw the Guildford Four and Birmingham Six wrongly convicted, with their 1990s equivalent.

These criteria for defining cases of invasive pulmonary aspergillosis are summarized in Table 1.

The criteria used for defining cases of AIDS were those of the Brazilian Ministry of Health [ 19].

As in the first two cases, reversing the inequalities defining Cases 3 and 4 will result in analogous arguments.