Sentence examples for governs the case from inspiring English sources
The law of which country (Germany or Peru) governs the case with respect to substantive law questions?
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.
Perhaps the main reason why determination of the question is so difficult is that the text of the Copyright Act of 1909, which governs the case, does not supply, by itself, a clear or satisfactory answer.
Third, and most importantly, even accepting that the 1976 amendments had as their purpose the overruling of our cable-TV cases, what they were meant to do and how they did it are two different questions and it is the latter that governs the case before us here.
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.
This Article begins with what should seem a relatively straightforward proposition: it is impossible to fully understand the holding of a case without understanding its "deference regime"—the standard of review or burden of proof that governs the case.
-- I shall now lay down the principles which according to my understanding govern the case.
The jury's verdict can be overturned by the judge if it is inconsistent with the evidence or with his instructions as to the law governing the case.
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 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.
