Sentence examples for modern cases from inspiring English sources
(Our modern cases had their roots in tribal Germanic).
'Bellingham had a lot in common with more modern cases,' James says.
Penalties for contempt include prison but modern cases have been rare.
While World War II cases are often based on documents collected by the office historians, modern cases rely on the testimony of witnesses.
Fernández-Armesto cites oddball modern cases: Jeffrey Dahmer gets a mention, as does Isse Sagawa, the "cannibal of the Bois de Boulogne," who, in 1981, tired of his girlfriend and ate her.
The question for the court today was whether the broad definition adopted by Justice Samuel Chase's opinion had been eroded by more modern cases, and the 40-page majority opinion by Justice John Paul Stevens concluded that it had not.
In every modern case, however, the professed cause has been British policy in Ireland.
Some analysts call it the first modern case of germ warfare.
"It was the first modern case to put this into practice".
"I am frustrated that we do not have on every agent's desk the capability of a modern case-management system".
The 17th-century doctors' report met the criteria for a modern case report, wrote J. Trevor Hughes, the author of the 1982 article.
