Sentence examples for governing cases of 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 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.
This ridiculous dust-up should occasion a thorough re-examination of the whole edifice of secrecy governing habeas cases filed by Gitmo prisoners.
In both cases, the governing equation of motion is reduced to two second-order non-linear non-autonomous ordinary differential equations using the differential quadrature method with a careful distribution of sampling points.
Importantly, for cisplatin-resistant cases governed by hyperactivation of PARP ablation of its activity resulted in a restored cisplatin-induced DNA damage response and apoptosis.
There is no reason in logic or evidence to doubt the sufficiency of Buckley to govern this case in support of the Missouri statute.
At a meta-level, Longino has argued the case for a governing principle of "methodological provisionalism": feminists should be prepared to revise any of their norms in light of what they learn from practice (1994, 483).
Tan says he hopes English football's governing body "considers carefully" the cases of both Mackay and Whelan.
(PT 13) No legal norm, in Schmitt's view, can govern an extreme case of emergency or an absolute state of exception.
In order to account for seismic loads that in most cases govern the design of the columns, 3-D and 2-D finite element analyses have been performed accounting for nonlinear material behavior of critical column-bay locations.
OTTAWA, Nov. 15 — A video recording showing an emotionally wrought immigrant dying after being hit with a police Taser at an airport last month has touched off a fierce debate in Canada on police actions in the case and the rules governing use of the weapon.
