Sentence examples for one-off cases from inspiring English sources
Here we must distinguish between one-off cases of torture, on the one hand, and legalised or institutionalised torture, on the other.
I will shortly present arguments to the effect that while there may well be morally justifiable one-off cases of torturing the guilty, it does not follow that torture should ever be legalised, even in such cases.
This is, of course, not to say that (as argued above) certain one-off cases of torturing the guilty might not be both morally justifiable and legally excusable (or otherwise be able to avail themselves of mitigating circumstances).
Yet the Government insists that this was a one-off case and has refused so far to relent on their myopic stance.
After all, this is hardly a one-off case.
Well yes, Greece has been threatened with deep EU interference in its finances, but that is a one-off case.
The seven-month bombing campaign over Libya was a one-off case, the institute said.
Everyone thought they were a one-off case, then you realise it's a problem across the board".
Mr Hinchliff told the inquest: "This is not a one-off case and it needs bringing to the public's attention".
"It's a victory for both sides because the parties get to go ahead with the merger and the Justice Department gets to go to the public and say, 'We've protected you from the anti-competitive possibilities.' " But Professor Hovenkamp cautioned against looking at the settlement as more than a one-off case.
