Sentence examples for explaining case from inspiring English sources

In other words, judges obtain the right to explaining case reasoning because of their professional knowledge, while plaintiffs cannot claim their rights to determine case reasoning because of their poor legal knowledge.

It reflects the economic analysis of law's more general disregard for doctrinal categories: law and economics, one commentator has observed, simply "does not take the doctrinal invocations and restatements as legal data to be explained", but instead focuses its attention on explaining case outcomes (Kraus 2002: 692).

Explaining cases of long-term persistence of parthenogenesis has proven an arduous task for evolutionary biologists.

However, additional factors might influence its inhibitory activity explaining cases in which there was no correlation between the binding affinity and the activity of this protein.

The latter was illustrated by the ten GPs explaining cases where they possibly made an error.

The video clips that precede every module are helpful because they often explain "case law" built up during the PCC's regime.

"Last week I was in Cleveland," explained Case.

"'I'm lazy.' I've never had anyone give me this excuse, but for some people it's an underlying issue," explained Case.

"But it is hard to see how many Republicans would vote to 'prop up Obamacare,'" explained Case Western budget politics expert Joe White.

Obama offered many hypotheticals in his courses to help explain cases.

The scientists noted that the virus did not represent a new threat, but rather explained cases of hepatitis whose cause was not known.