Sentence examples for inadmissible case from inspiring English sources

does not admit such a decomposition (e.g. airline models with certain parameter values), the inadmissible case.

By using a single judge system and filtering out inadmissible cases "this year we have already achieved something like 70,000 cases.

Let me be clear: impressive steps are already being taken to filter out inadmissible cases more quickly.

"Under the court's current working methods clearly inadmissible cases are usually dealt with pretty quickly … A sunset clause would rather affect the applications which take longest to deal with and may be the most important".

Bratza agreed with Cameron that the backlog of inadmissible cases was unacceptably high; that the court should not simply give claimants a fourth bite of the cherry; it should not act as an immigration tribunal; and it must not "substitute its own judgment for that of reasonable national processes".

Under an innovation called Protocol 14 a single judge, helped by an assistant, can now filter out inadmissible cases.

Opening the Brighton meeting, Mr Clarke said "huge progress" had been made in tackling the number of inadmissible cases, but the court was still receiving more admissible cases than it could handle in "a timely manner" - some 3,000 a year, compared with a manageable workload of 2,000.

More dramatically, the draft declaration proposes amending the human rights convention to make a case inadmissible if the claim was substantially identical to a question that had already been considered by a national court.

"It therefore dismissed the applicants' complaints and declared the case inadmissible".

The suspect's lawyers are therefore urging that all of the statements Tsarnaev made before gaining access to a lawyer be considered inadmissible in the case against him.

But the court's three-judge panel found that both prosecutors and police investigators had mishandled evidence and the judges ruled the most significant pieces of the case inadmissible, acquitting all seven defendants.