Sentence examples for facts in common from inspiring English sources

For example, a case or revenue ruling having some facts in common with the tax treatment at issue is not particularly relevant if the authority is materially distinguishable on its facts, or is otherwise inapplicable to the tax treatment at issue.

All of their ideas have these basic facts in common: they would not reduce the number of uninsured Americans substantially; they would not guarantee affordable coverage for people with pre-existing conditions; they make only feeble attempts to rein in medical costs; and their proposals to slow the rise in the cost of premiums would mostly benefit the healthy.

The three cases have exposed three facts in common: first, the presence of pericardial effusion initially unsuspected.

In fact, in common with most American nationalists, he uses "liberty" as entirely synonymous with American power.

He added: "All the shootings have a disgraceful fact in common: all were committed with illegal guns that came from out of state.

All the shootings have a disgraceful fact in common: all were committed with illegal guns that came from out of state.

"All the shootings have a disgraceful fact in common: all were committed with illegal guns that came from out of state," he added.

Rather, in a 5-4 vothe the court concluded that the lawsuit did not satisfy requirements that the group of people in the class had questions of law or fact in common.

Members of a potential class have had to show that they were numerous, had questions of law or fact in common and had representatives with typical claims who would protect the interests of the class.

He says that there is no instance of appeals as to fact in common law cases.

In fact, in common usage, we rarely hear about actual people named within it; middle class may as well describe a grouping of potted plants or pop cans.