"Although each case is highly fact-dependent and requires scrutiny of the specific threat an applicant faces," said Matt Chandler, a spokesman for the Department of Homeland Security, "the department continues to view domestic violence as a possible basis for asylum in the United States".
According to Llewellyn, a judge almost always has the latitude to characterize a decision in an earlier case in either a highly fact-specific way, so as to distinguish it from the present case, or in a way that abstracts from the specific facts of the earlier case, so as to make it binding in the present case.
Fair use is highly fact-sensitive — and highly subjective.
How a personal injury award or settlement is treated in the context of divorce is highly fact-dependent.
Given the density of the seventy lines and the imperative to keep the story moving, there often seemed to be at least one highly relevant fact that simply didn't fit.
Second, it merely continues to highly the fact that Facebook's advertising targeting is legendary for being bad.
This is not a highly disputed fact, unless you're a member of the 16th-century Roman Inquisition or the rapper B.o.B.
The highly conserved FACT (Facilitates Chromatin Transactions) complex performs essential functions in eukaryotic cells through the reorganization of nucleosomes.
Based on these highly unusual facts, any payments to these banks is inappropriate".
"Instead, it is a highly individualized, fact-intensive inquiry that necessarily requires consideration of factors unique to each potential class member".
When referring to our alma mater, you mentioned "the dean of Wesleyan's twin monocles," when it is a highly-publicized fact that Dean Charles Peyton Randolph Cottonbaron has three monocles.
