Sentence examples for governing cases from inspiring English sources

In a statement, Richard A. Brown, the Queens district attorney, said no other charges were possible because of laws governing cases of injury or death from drunken driving.

The results have identified the governing case for determining the optimal skirt spacing for mudmats subjected to fully three-dimensional loading.

Although this case, Sprint/United Management Company v. Mendelsohn, No. 06-1221, concerns age bias, the court's eventual ruling will also govern cases about workplace discrimination based on race and sex.

What Fox's critics have seized upon are some comments Koh is alleged to have made that Islamic law, or sharia, should govern cases in U.S. courts.

Many physicians and bioethicists contended that the nondiscrimination principle was far too blunt an instrument to do justice to such enormously delicate and complex cases, and sought to amend the moral principles governing such cases in a way that would capture such complexity (Rhoden and Arras 1985).

The court also called on Parliament to simplify the law governing such cases.

Under the rules governing transplant cases involving children under 12, Sarah would have been made to wait for paediatric lungs.

This ridiculous dust-up should occasion a thorough re-examination of the whole edifice of secrecy governing habeas cases filed by Gitmo prisoners.

The lawsuit says that Governor Fallin and the Oklahoma Water Resources Board erroneously based their claims to the distant water on state law, but that federal law governs cases of Indian water rights.

Texts have been transmitted in an almost limitless variety of ways, and the criteria employed by the textual critic technical, philological, literary, or aesthetic are valid only if applied in awareness of the particular set of historical circumstances governing each case.

"To some degree, it must be because the law that governs capital cases is more complex.