Sentence examples for in whose case from inspiring English sources

Of course, we have always given the benefit of a criminal procedure decision to the defendant in whose case the principle was announced.

One of 12 children (in whose case we did not recommend umbilical blood sampling) was born with transient hypothyroidism caused by maternal propylthiouracil treatment.

The Long Island killer in whose case the Court of Appeals judges made their ruling, Stephen LaValle, was resentenced earlier this month to life without parole.

As a final alternative, I would entertain the possibility of according the benefits of a new Fourth Amendment rule to the party in whose case the rule is first announced.

As originally drafted, an advisory opinion would "ordinarily" have prevented the individual in whose case the opinion was sought from making an application to the human rights court on the same matter.

Then there is the leading marginal player in the shape of the United States, in whose case not much has materially altered either, despite many commentators placing too much weight on the weekly rig counts, which have come in lower in recent weeks but are by no means painting a dire situation stateside.

"There is still a continued financial incentive to do that test, do that procedure and do something more". Sax said Cedars-Sinai studied the rate of complications, readmission, length of stay and direct cost of care among the patients in whose cases the guidelines were followed and compared those outcomes with cases where adherence was less than 50%.

Sixty of these patients presented for the first time, while six are patients who were reported previously but in whose cases significant additional information has been obtained and is presented here.

Historical patients in whose cases tissue did not survive for DNA analysis have been considered affected if there is evidence of a neurological disease causing paralysis, cerebellar features and/or dementia occurring before the age of 65 years without an alternative cause being established.

The programme spoke to the relatives of Evelyn Jones, a resident at Brithdir nursing home in New Tredegar, whose case had been investigated as part of Operation Jasmine.

43 We therefore compared mortality rates across epochs among patients in medical wards whose case notes had been included in the case note review.