Sentence examples for in extraordinary case from inspiring English sources

See Heckler v. Campbell, 461 U.S. 458, 468, n. 12 (1983) (Court will consider ground in support of judgment not raised below only in extraordinary case); accord, Granfinanciera, S. A. v. Nord berg, 492 U.S. 33, 39 (1989).

Exceptions may be granted only in extraordinary cases.

One can easily conjure a policy that prohibits abortion as a general matter but allows for exceptions in extraordinary cases.

The filibuster arguably served a useful function when it allowed the minority to block action in extraordinary cases where its views were especially intense.

During this time, the employee agrees not to give two weeks' notice, and employers don't ask them to leave right away (except for in extraordinary cases).

A 53-year-old Jewish legal editor from Midtown Manhattan circled 7, telling Judge Sand later that execution could be appropriate in extraordinary cases such as terrorism.

They said that it was risky to take out a gun during a car chase, and that officers usually shoot from moving vehicles only in extraordinary cases.

In extraordinary cases and in further consideration of the School's mission and faculty development, one professional leave for up to one year may be excluded in determination of years of service for tenure decisions.

The Church also called for an end to bonuses worth more than salary, except in extraordinary cases, while long-term incentives should cover five to seven-year timespans and be paid only in shares.

But the night before, a breakaway group of 14 maverick senators (seven from each party) reached a compromise: judicial filibusters will remain, but they will be used only in "extraordinary" cases.

Courts, said Gabe Feldman, who directs Tulane's sports law program and who recently analyzed negotiations for the NFL Network, rarely granted preliminary relief except in extraordinary cases, preferring to have a full trial on the merits of the arguments.