Sentence examples for in a suitable case from inspiring English sources

While this particular appeal presented too narrow a slice of the "more fundamental concerns" about this increasingly popular kind of settlement, the chief justice said, "in a suitable case, the court may need to clarify the limits on the use of such remedies".

This apparent aimlessness continued in Morgan, A Suitable Case for Treatment (1966) and Isadora (1968).

Yizhuang in Beijing is a suitable case for studying the impact of light rail systems on land use in a suburban new town.

But it took Michael Morris, of Cultural Industry, to see in Hoffmann's work a suitable case for theatrical treatment.

Perhaps, he said, the case should be dismissed as improvidently granted and the issue should await decision in a more suitable case.

The idea of conscription is to take organs in all suitable cases even when the deceased or family objected (except, perhaps, in cases of conscientious objection).

Spousal migration is a particularly suitable case study in relation to integration processes.

The reaction can give an orientation of substituents opposite to that found in electrophilic addition, which in the above example would produce CH3CH Br CH3, and in suitable cases it can be just as stereospecific.

Nevertheless, it may now be confidently said that the UK courts recognize, in principle, the doctrine of representative standing, and will apply it in suitable cases.

However, Ciardelli (2009) and Ciardelli and Roelofsen (2011) show that, although the proposed system indeed behaves better for simple cases, it does not scale up to more complex cases in a suitable way.

Management options include antiepileptic medications and in suitable cases, neurosurgery to treat the epilepsy.