Sentence examples similar to essence case from inspiring English sources

He said that in order "to save time in this time-is-of-the-essence case," he would treat the government's motion to clarify as a request for a stay.

In essence, the case (i) of Definition 2.1 follows from the H-differentiability introduced by Puri and Ralescu [20].

In essence, the case will come down to a question as to what each "reasonably believed".

Dyer and Wilkins (1991: 614) claim that the essence of a case study lies in the careful study of a single case to identify new relationships and, as a result, question the Eisenhardt approach which puts a lot of emphasis on comparison of multiple cases.

However, as Keith Ewing has pointed out, the effect of the control order cases is judicially sanctioned detention for up to 16 hours a day and I have previously argued that the decision in AF secures the unimpressive right that the subject of a control order should be told the "essence of the case against him".

A. Senior White House officials say the essence of the case should take 60 to 90 days.

That, in essence, is the case for public support for farmers.

Eagle County Judge Frederick Gannett then set that hearing for Oct. 9, when prosecutors will spell out the essence of their case against him.

The essence of the case is whether workers who find jobs on Airtasker are independent contractors, running their own businesses, or are really disguised employees.

He praised Grant for bringing out "the essence of each case... with clarity and wit, and a minimum of legal technicalities.

It is the misstatement that is the essence of the case Republicans are putting before American voters: That President Obama has made the economy worse.