Sentence examples for earliest cases at from inspiring English sources

Two of his earliest cases at Orbis involved investigating international crime rings whose leaders, coincidentally, were based in New York's Trump Tower.

Earlier cases at the tribunal have demonstrated that an uncooperative defendant, acting as his own lawyer, can extract concessions from a court eager to appear fair.

Mao Zedong's Great Leap Forward famine of the early nineteen-sixties and the famine imposed upon Ukraine by Joseph Stalin during the thirties are perhaps comparable to the one that unfolded in North Korea after 1995; those earlier cases at least suggest the degree of political madness and suppression required to foster such a catastrophe.

Annual meningitis incidence anomalies (e.g. early cases) at district level were significantly correlated with monthly climate anomalies for rainfall and dust in the pre, post and epidemic seasons, with stronger relationship in savannah areas (57).

But Republican lawyers also had another suggestion they said was better: the court should simply turn down Mr. Gore's appeal of the contest, and then it would not have to take up the earlier case at all.

Judges who ruled in those early cases were at a loss to find a clear set of remedies for educational inequality.

It is important to detect early the cases at higher risk for that, in order to intervene before definitive massive brain injury occurs.

There was no difference when women with early cases, presumably undiagnosed at baseline, were excluded or in analyses accounting for adherence to randomized assignment.

High occurrence of deformities (13.89%) and a case showing visible deformity at the time of diagnosis reflects the lacunae of the system in early case detection at the field level and referral services.

The rejection rate in this series declined from 41% in earlier cases to 18%, but at the same time the incidence of sepsis increased from 13%to19%9%.

In earlier cases, the court had looked at the position of transsexuals, in which it had concluded that (para. 53) "article 12 enshrined the traditional concept of marriage as being between a man and a woman.