Sentence examples for highlighted cases from inspiring English sources

Sotoudeh has also highlighted cases of juvenile executions in Iran.

Unions have highlighted cases of Polish workers sleeping in barns, and migrants on the minimum wage being placed in accommodation not fit for human habitation to cut costs.

Although the earlier characterizations of the problem had suggested that violent outcomes were rare, claims about stalking highlighted cases of serious, even fatal, violence.

The sector has attracted criticism from debt campaigners and consumer groups who have highlighted cases where customers have been given loans they could not afford to repay, which have quickly snowballed.

This analysis has highlighted cases such as the Mexican Institutional Revolutionary Party, the Japanese Liberal-Democratic Party, and the Italian Christian Democrats, who all remained almost constantly in power between the 1950s and the 1980s.

Opponents have focused strategically on restricting the most unseemly executions -- those involving juveniles and the retarded -- and they have highlighted cases that are the most embarrassing to the system, like the capital conviction of Calvin Burdine, who was condemned after his lawyer slept through part of his trial.

For example, the highlighted case of affordable housing area Wangjingxincheng shows that residents need an average of 56.5 min to travel to all the commercial job centers (Fig. 5, left).

In comparison with the standard PI and Fuzzy-PI controllers used in the four highlighted case studies, it was shown that the ADB controller was able to significantly reduce the RoCoF and deviation of frequency when a sudden loss of generation occurred in a low inertia zone.

The report pointed to "extremely high levels of chronic lung disease in mill and mine workers" and highlighted case studies of 52 men and 34 women with "severe deformities".

The Quality and Outcomes Framework in the United Kingdom (UK National Health Servicee previously highlighted case finding of depression amongst patients with diabetes or coronary heart disease.

The model extension to include estrogen-related effects on bone dynamics provided predictions of clinical changes occurring during the transition through menopause, during postmenopausal ERT, and in this highlighted case, during therapeutic intervention for endometriosis treatment.