Sentence examples for influence case from inspiring English sources

The shortcomings of the House's own Ethics Committee were on display again this week when its poorly handled investigation of Representative Maxine Waters in a banking influence case ended with her exoneration.

A Miami court has set a trial date this month for his driving under the influence case, which also includes charges that he resisted arrest without violence and was driving with an expired licence.

These findings my influence case definitions of migraine subtypes, the design and interpretation of epidemiologic studies and clinical trials as well as the interpretation of change in headache days in clinical practice.

If the perspective is reversed, however, and the focus is on how additional hospital cases influence case numbers in the ambulatory sector, a complementary relationship can be observed for orthopaedics, gynaecology and otorhinolaryngology (ENT).

Critics argued that the Loyola report failed to take into account other factors that might influence case outcomes, such as the history of the juveniles involved and the more complex nature of many of the cases assigned to panel attorneys.

Similar considerations apply in the high social influence case.

Since the era of Sherlock Holmes, private detectives had long been able to influence cases on their own.

The United States Chamber of Commerce, for example, has said that these investment firms, bent on making a profit, can inappropriately influence cases.

On judicial reform, we are introducing jury trials, stricter sanctions on contact with judges and new powers for the judiciary to investigate attempts to improperly influence cases.

Time will tell what influence cases such as Wikileaks and the NHS will have on this value, but one thing seems likely – despite facing often draconian measures, whistleblowers are increasingly winning public support.

The second ruling in Ms. Lopez's case, which found that her constitutional rights had been violated, has had "a tremendous negative impact," the San Diego district attorney's office told the State Supreme Court last month, and will affect prosecutions ranging "from misdemeanor driving under the influence cases to capital murder cases".