Sentence examples for governing the case from inspiring English sources

Mr. Verniero, who was attorney general until May 1999 and was responsible for many of the early decisions governing the case, has refused to grant interviews to reporters since joining the State Supreme Court.

The protective order governing the case says the lawyers may not discuss such information outside a "secure area" and may not disclose any of that information to their clients, or anyone else without the proper security clearances.

Mr. Silverstein's lawyers maintain that New York state law, which governs the case, makes clear that each crash and collapse was a separate insurable event.

The Supreme Court ultimately had to decide whether insurance law or employee benefit law governed the case.

In thinking about the course of right action in a particular case, we often appeal to reasons and principles that are notoriously general and lack the kind of specificity that make them suitable to govern the case at hand without committing us to implications we cannot accept in other contexts.

So, if a law be in opposition to the constitution... the court must determine which of these conflicting rules govern the case.

Bessel's inequality is a stepping stone to the more powerful Parseval identity, which governs the case when Bessel's inequality is actually an equality.

If, the courts are to regard the constitution, and the constitution is superior to any ordinary act of the legislature, the constitution, and not such ordinary act, must govern the case to which they both apply".

Mr. Klein and his boss, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, said they were hampered by cumbersome state laws that had been heavily influenced by the teachers' union here, although many of the rules that govern the cases were agreed to by the city.

He said officials hoped to complete regulations governing the complex cases.

All prepositions govern the dative case.