Sentence examples for developed case from inspiring English sources

"It is one thing to see a confession in the context of a fully developed case, but just to see a run of confessions, one after another, is diabolical and voyeuristic," said Stephen Gillers, an N.Y.U.

We suggest an online resource centre with some educational tools (best practice in handling data for example) and crucially some developed case studies of how open government has led to greater accountability or improved the lives of citizens.

Plastic Design Analysis (PDA) is a recently developed, case specific procedure that aims at direct displacement based lateral design of steel moment frames.

A US official noted that the fact the PCCB was taking the case seriously "may actually reflect the notoriety of the case in the UK", and that "a fully developed case file, brimming with detailed evidence, was presented by UK investigators to the Prevention of Corruption Bureau".

If they see that you are uncompromising, there is a risk.' " The US embassy noted in a "cynical" aside, that probably the only reason Hoseah felt obliged to attempt a BAE prosecution was because the SFO had presented him with "a fully developed case file, brimming with detailed evidence".

commitment to combating corruption, the decision to prosecute may actually reflect the notoriety of the case in the UK, its notoriety and prominent press play here, and most importantly, the fact that a fully developed case file, brimming with detailed evidence, was presented by UK investigators to the Prevention of Corruption Bureau.

So far, 350 patients have died and an additional 35 have fully developed cases.

Mumps Epidemic Spreads Almost 1,000 people in the Midwest have developed cases of the mumps, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced.

That way seasoned prosecutors could have issued subpoenas, cross-examined witnesses and developed cases.

To determine the relative risk of myocardial ischemia triggered by specific emotions during daily life.Relative risk was calculated by the recently developed case-crossover method, in which the frequency of a presumed trigger during nonischemic, or control, hours is compared with the trigger's frequency during ischemic, or case, hours.

Canada Ontario, Australia and New Zealandnd have developed case-mix classification systems for mental health services which have included information on diagnosis.