Sentence examples for logic of the case from inspiring English sources
This, at least, is the logic of the case.
Last week, Kwasi Kwarteng, the Brexit minister, conceded in the Commons that this was indeed the logic of the case.
Two juries have failed to see the logic of the case; a federal judge has had to declare two mistrials.
As King knew, it was the images of the bodies, not the constitutional logic of the case, that got Kennedy's attention.
But you should understand that this reflects bad judgment by bad politicians and bad economists, not the logic of the case.
"It is only with MS in hand that the real meaning of the text becomes apparent: its rhythms and cadences, the relationship of image to word, the passion of the argument or cold logic of the case".
This comparative line of research has focused more on the applicability of standard procedures followed in China and advice about legislation (Duan 2012) but attends to the practical logic of the case-filing procedure in only a limited way.
The return to uncertainty for telecommunications and other industries in Argentina is reminiscent of the situation in South America before governments in the region embarked on nationalization programs at different stages in the 20th century, according to Walter Molano, author of the 1997 book "The Logic of Privatization: The Case of Telecommunications in the Southern Cone of Latin America".
Applying his peculiar brand of twisted logic to the case, Stanley has some droll exchanges with a literal-minded cop and catches the killer with a trick worthy of Miss Marple.
Later Sugeno and Murakami in [2] and Sugeno and Nishida in [3] have introduced the fuzzy realization of driver's logic for the cases of an automated car parking system and handling the desired vehicle trajectory.
Under the logic of the Britax case, as brought by the CPSC, the potential for a consumer to misassemble or misuse a product, even with clear instructions and adequate warnings (which the CPSC did not criticize), is enough to render a product defective.
