Sentence examples for foreign case from inspiring English sources

It is not unusual for witnesses to testify on video in the United States for a foreign case.

Or maybe they thought our court would have been offended that they cited a foreign case to us.

"Most justices of the United States Supreme Court do not cite foreign case law in their judgments," Aharon Barak, then the chief justice of the Supreme Court of Israel, wrote in the Harvard Law Review in 2002.

The use of London courts to sue Americans for material mainly published and read across the Atlantic has caused outrage among free-speech defenders in Congress and elsewhere; a proposed American law would allow defendants to counter-sue for harassment if they lose in a foreign case.

In addition, the courts could refer to ethical norms expressed in various university documents (e.g. code of ethics) as well as to substantial foreign case law in the field.

When reporting the same cases to the total of native-born individuals in clusters, the proportion of native individuals who could have been infected by a foreign case ranged from 12 to 37.8% and the proportion of foreign-born cases (over the total of foreign-born individuals clustered) who could have been infected by a native case ranged from 2.7 to 22.2%.

We classified as foreign cases all the cases occurring in foreigners.

In both domestic and foreign cases, a rescue mission is always possible.

In the Morrison case decided in 2007, the justices ran a steamroller through foreign cases involving securities fraud, basically ending these cases.

It some ways, the foreign cases were easy pickings for the Justice Department: the behavior was obvious, and the cases fairly clear-cut.

The bureau has long experience with the crime domestically, but is poorly equipped to handle foreign cases in which the motivation for the abduction is political.