Sentence examples for in clear cut cases from inspiring English sources
Since military equal opportunity policy does not allow for "disparate" treatment consideration, discrimination cases continue to go unsubstantiated, even in clear cut cases of xenophobic behavior.
Instead of securing guilty pleas in clear cut cases of corporate criminality, the Justice Department caves to the demands of corporate criminal defense attorneys and enters into deferred and non-prosecution agreements.
Last week's developments surprised a number of Labour MPs, who said they had repeatedly tried to get the UKBA interested in "clear-cut cases" of illegal immigrants living in their constituencies, only to be ignored.
Because the level of the increase in costs is dependent on the risk of the case, lawyers acting in clear-cut cases (where the risk is less) will get less than those where the issues are more balanced.
While the extraction decision is easily made or excluded in clear-cut cases, it still remains controversial what makes an orthodontist decide to extract in borderline cases.
But even in clear-cut cases of drug war overreach, the way it's written now, the time cut for severe, automatic mandatory-minimum sentences, for instance—from 20 years down to 15 wouldn't be retroactive.
Jonathan Arkush, president of the Board of Deputies, an umbrella organisation representing British Jews, said earlier this month: "In the last few weeks we have witnessed a stream of clear cut cases of antisemitism in the Labour party, which can't just be fobbed off as differences over Israel".
No such stigma attaches to the bridge player who doubles seven no‐trump when he is on lead and holds an ace, but in a less clear cut case he may be seriously injured by the recoil.
So it's a very clear cut case in that respect.
Authors did not create RRIDs for resources they were either unable to find, or were not in the databases in 34 clear-cut cases.
