Sentence examples for house case from inspiring English sources

The design achieved considerable improvement over a typical Emirati house case; 59% reduction in the greenhouse gas emissions and utility bill.

The exhibition's showstopper is a re-creation of the living room of Charles and Ray Eames's house, Case Study House No. 8, for which the Eames Foundation lent hundreds of objects, providing a glimpse into the designing couple's private world.

Mr. Griffin reacted angrily to the lodging house case, telling the BBC that discrimination was "a fundamental human right" and that the owners of the lodging house had the right to decide who could enter their home.

Warren Hoge (NYT) ITALY: OPERA HOUSE CASE -- A court in Venice convicted two electricians of setting a January 1996 fire that destroyed the 18th-century opera house La Fenice, but acquitted the former mayor, Massimo Cacciari, of negligence.

For most competitors in sporting recreational activities the quest for significant victory is, like the "Bleak House" case of Jarndyce and Jarndyce, "perennially hopeless". In bridge this is true in the long run: Very few players have any realistic chance of winning a national or international title.

At the weekend meeting, the maverick superintendents ex pressed alarm about such re cent developments as the Fed eral Government's position on de facto segregation and Gov. Claude R. Kirk Jr.'s stand in the Manatee County school house case in Florida.

Following sign out of in house cases, the GI fellow and attending sign out consults and discuss conferences.

The resident is responsible for all in house cases, while the fellow serves as supervisor and teacher.

The fellow is responsible for generating his or her own opinion on in house cases, outside consults, and for ensuring the orderly flow of the service.

The results show that electrical appliances represented 60%% of the total house energy consumption for different house cases shown in Fig. 22.

The Seventh Circuit Bar Association this week recognized Clinical Professor Alison Siegler's work on the "fake stash house" cases, honoring her with a Justice John Paul Stevens Award for Outstanding Public Service Work in the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals.