Sentence examples for institute case from inspiring English sources

In recent months Guy Wildenstein has been interviewed at least seven times by investigators in connection with the institute case, according to confidential French judicial records.

No Mediation Institute case has violence informed at referral.

"Tenants cannot institute cases for harassment in Housing Court," Justice Fisher-Brandveen said.

This design would allow for rapid action to verify the signal and institute case-finding or put in place certain public health measures (e.g., prompting nursing homes to vaccinate residents against influenza).

The aim of the research institutes case studies was to analyze new developments regarding the "Internet of things".

On Sept. 28, 2000, the commission instituted cases against two former HBO presidents and a former vice president.

The institute provided case study research on related enterprises around the country, with analyses of their missions, development activities, and organizational structure.

The civilian government, which has been dragging its feet on the issue, was forced to institute this case by the Supreme Court under its former head, Chief Justice Iftikhar Chaudhry, who had been sacked by Gen Musharraf in 2007.

Early identification of dengue infection could help clinicians to institute adequate case management and to identify patients who should be closely monitored for signs of plasma leakage.

In that case, plaintiff instituted suit in the federal court.

Providing the Division with three to five deposition "slots" can be expected to permit the Division to expand the record after the Commission has instituted the case or to reserve its slots for expert witnesses, while forcing the respondent(s) to choose between fact and expert discovery.