Sentence examples for pieces of case from inspiring English sources

And in the absence of a written constitution, the Wilson doctrine appeared to be on its way to joining those assorted pieces of case law, common law, treaties, statutes and conventions that accumulate to form the British constitution.

There are also factual inaccuracies; Kenyon Homfray in the Ecclesiastical Law Journal notes that despite being considered the supreme legal authority on the subject of consecration, which Coke covered in the third volume of the Institutes, he offered no legal support for his opinion and ignored those pieces of case law which rejected his interpretation.

Overall, clinicians appear to take into account the same pieces of case information and combine these data in similar ways; it appears that the "scales" used in making case assessments are similar, however, their decision cut off points are different.

Mr. Keno would not reveal the price of the rococo bombé chest-on-chest, saying only that it was "almost certainly the most important piece of case furniture I will ever handle in my life".

I'm afraid I don't know about more recent legislation, but I have one new piece of case law to pass along, if you haven't already come across it.

Third party Apple repair shop PowerbookMedic claims to have received the above piece of case from their parts supplier.

Too many details can bog a case down and give defense lawyers the chance to challenge pieces of the case, eventually raising bigger doubts in jurors' minds, she said.

They banish him to London to help Scotland Yard pick up the pieces of the case.

But I struggled to get the separate pieces of this case to align properly on my phone.

If top administration officials somehow failed to apprise Mr. Bush of intelligence reports refuting key pieces of his case against Iraq, they weren't doing their jobs.

Since Mr. Jovanovic was charged with the sexual torture of the young woman after a dinner date in 1996, pieces of the case have dropped away, too.