Sentence examples for in the foregoing cases from inspiring English sources

Not being able to concur in the opinion and judgment of the court in the foregoing cases, I am impelled, by what I conceive to be the serious nature or the questions involved, to state the reasons for my dissent.

The transactions here are essentially the same as those involved in the foregoing cases, substituting the word 'film' for the word 'live stock,' or 'cattle,' or 'meat.' Whatever difference exists is of degree and not in character.

In the foregoing cases the person with whom the contract is made, it is presumed from his conduct, has consented, in the one case to receive less than the whole amount agreed to be delivered, and in the other to receive the labor and materials of a different kind, or in a different form and manner, from that stipulated.

Analogously as in the foregoing case, (3.2) will be satisfied, if--due to (2.8 --the following Hardy-type inequality for the function h with weight functions U(x) = |Q n (x)| q u(x), V(x) = x-(n-1)pv(x) will be satisfied: ∫ a b ∫ x b h ( t ) d t q Q n ( x ) q u ( x ) d x ≤ C 2.8 --theb h ( x ) p x - ( n - 1 ) p v ( x ) d x q p. (3.7).

In each of the foregoing cases the determination of the right to the offices in dispute was reposed in the judicial courts, and no question was expressly considered by this court as to whether the right to a public office of a state was or was not protected by the 14th Amendment.

Whether the commencement of a suit could ever be regarded as an actionable injury to another, equivalent, in some cases, to a trespass such as is set forth in some of the foregoing cases, has received attention of the rate cases, so called.

The foregoing cases may be contrasted with the position in the United States.

We believe this ethical framework, exemplified by the foregoing cases, should guide physicians faced with such dilemmas in the intensive care unit.

It can be shown as in foregoing cases that the class of functions { h z, z ∈ ( 0, ∞ ) } weakly converges to zero in L q ′ as z → ∞.

The more linearI V characteristics than the foregoing two cases yield larger values in the fitting parametersh and smaller values in the voltage scale parameterV 0as shown in Table 3.

The ordinance in question here does not grant to the mayor arbitrary power such as is described in the above-mentioned laundry case, but the provision is similar to that mentioned in the foregoing extract from the opinion in that case.