Sentence examples for much discussed cases from inspiring English sources

Other much discussed cases of putatively distinct things at one time being coincident at another involve fission or fusion.

That these can diverge should be obvious to philosophers because of the much discussed case of the ship of Theseus.

Using the much discussed case of NML v. Argentina, we show how traditional contract doctrine, which uses a model of interpretation that essentially treats all contracts as finely tailored, can produce a fertile setting for the growth of contractual arbitrage in standard form commercial contracting when courts give indeterminate terms idiosyncratic meaning.

One much discussed type of fission case, hemispheric division, is taken by many to show that the psychological continuity criterion is, after all, incompatible with the transitivity of identity (Nagel 1975).

(We will consider another plausible example of overdetermination involving judgments about the much discussed 'Trolley cases' in section 3).

In the much discussed Steubenville, Ohio case, defense attorneys for two young men charged with assaulting an unconscious teenage girl argued that she consented because even though she was drunk, she wasn't so drunk that she couldn't have said no.

This problem of the single case was much discussed, and Wesley Salmon made progress in dealing with it.

This case was very much discussed at the time and all of London.

These questions are much discussed in the references cited in Note 2 following the Dodge-Freedman case.

It is "much discussed but rarely seen".

We pretty much discussed it.