Sentence examples for has considered the case from inspiring English sources

Who quotes a decision of a Court of Appeal once the Supreme Court has considered the case?

Speaking outside the court, Sarah Jane Gallagher, said: "The CPS [Crown Prosecution Service] has considered the case again as a whole and decided Sion Jenkins should not face a further retrial.

These have mostly addressed the case of a batch, or equivalently a plug flow reactor; only one paper has considered the case of a continuous stirred tank reactor, and another one gives implicitly the analysis for a maximum segregation reactor of arbitrary residence time distribution.

In all the years since, every court that has considered the case -- including the United States Supreme Court -- has upheld that verdict in every respect.

Are police officers above the law?" To make matters more frustrating, the decision not to indict is typically accompanied by a sense of incontrovertible finality: The justice system -- the only way to hold officers criminally liable for their actions -- has considered the case and closed it for good.

It is worth mentioning that Odijk [ 48] has considered the case of identical chains under stress as well, that is the eigen-modes of a filament under tension leading to periodic undulation of the chains.

Not surprisingly, her mother, referred to as LB, contests many of the findings made by judges who have considered the case.

The OFT said today that it had considered the case for price controls for pawnbroking, payday loans, home credit and rent-to-buy credit and concluded they would not address the problems in the sector.

Till now, we have considered the case where the users are transmitting at fixed rates.

We have considered the case where every cell transmits with a fixed transmission power.

In Figures1,2, and3 we have considered the case with E F below QD energy levels.