Sentence examples for direct review from inspiring English sources

Today Microsoft quoted the text of the Expediting Act, which said cases of "general public importance" to the "administration of justice" are eligible for direct review.

If this case does not qualify for direct review under the Expediting Act, it is difficult to imagine what future case would".

For one, the brief noted, the government has asked Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson to certify the case for the direct review by the Supreme Court.

On Tuesday, Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson sent the case to the Supreme Court for direct review under a little-used law known as the Expediting Act.

With its filing, the Justice Department essentially tried to make it more difficult for the Supreme Court to decline a direct review.

"The answer is: a case in which the nature of the issues presented and the state of the record make it suitable for direct review by this court," the company said.

The direct reviewing on the other hand is probably more open to abuse, though I'd really stress that most people do care about helping other people and that they are unbiased.

To do this, the company today launched Neighborhoods, a feature that brings together direct reviews and feedback from residents based on the existing What Locals Say tool, data and images from Trulia's own team (including drone shots), as well as more general information about other neighborhood highlights and safety info.

Interestingly, in a great part of other cancers, where a deregulated sialyltransferase expression is observed, the enzyme/product relationship is not direct (reviewed in [ 11]).

The ELSO database was queried for directed review of all patients from age 1 to 17 years with a primary ICD-9 diagnosis (493.91) of SA in respiratory failure receiving ECLS.

The bridegroom's mother works at UJA-Federation of New York, where she directs reviews of agencies that receive money from the organization.