Sentence examples for inventory of cases from inspiring English sources

"And they need a big inventory of cases.

More weak cases are getting dismissed at the motion to dismiss stage because of the heightened pleading requirements that were imposed by the Reform Act, thereby reducing the inventory of cases available for settlement.

"It didn't have to be Goldman, but my guess is within the inventory of cases that the S.E.C. had before it, this one was ripe enough and headline-worthy enough that the commission decided to bring it," said Donald C. Langevoort, a law professor at Georgetown University.

Their tasks are not only to keep an inventory of cases but also to evaluate the cases reported to them and to judge whether the requirements for due care were met.

One goal of voter-registration drives was to build up the inventory of litigable cases.

Last year, we brought more enforcement actions involving financial fraud and reporting abuses than ever before, and our inventory of such cases remains large".

To be sure, Kerry's industry became the stuff of later campaign exaggerations: he has boasted that he wiped out an inventory of eleven thousand cases, but the Boston Globe has reported that during his tenure the entire superior-court caseload, including backlog, never exceeded seven thousand two hundred and sixty-five cases.

The study itself said that California's size and diversity gave its Supreme Court an enormous inventory of interesting cases to choose from; that lower-court decisions there tended to present the pertinent issues well; and that the Supreme Court had a professional legal staff whose main job was to analyze petitions for review.

It is not difficult to build up an inventory of the case against him.

An inventory of successful case studies in catalysis is reported.

This review provides a systematic and up-to-date inventory of all relevant case studies and presents an analysis of the types of navigation impairments that have been described.