Sentence examples for poses the case from inspiring English sources

To illustrate the potential of alchemical calculations in resolving ambiguous binding poses, the case of ligand 3 is presented in more detail.

For instance, Holkot posed the case of a simple old woman, who in good faith comes to church to hear a new church doctrine from her bishop.

The case poses the most direct confrontation yet between the Endangered Species Act, which ranks the protection of threatened animals and plants above human needs, and the water rights held by cities like Albuquerque in Western states where water is becoming increasingly scarce.

The case poses the question whether the right to be armed recognized by the Court in its 2008 ruling in District of Columbia v. Heller applies to constrain state and local gun laws.

The Ummel case poses the question: In a relationship built on trust, where promises are rarely written down and where — as in this case — there is no signed contract, what are the exact obligations of these representatives in guiding their clients through a sizzling market?

But the New London case poses the question of whether this principle has any limits.

A Washington case poses the question of whether states must give scholarships for religious education on the same basis as for other courses of study.

You might think that this case poses the following problem: what we've said so far seems compatible with the idea that the fact that you have P grounds the fact you're in pain, yet at the same time it seems wrong to say that a fact can ground itself.

This case poses the question whether a State's use of highway sobriety checkpoints violates the Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments to the United States Constitution.

But if a future case poses the question directly, the court should rule that laws passed to implement treaties — like other laws — must accord with the Constitution.

The increasing number of DCIS cases poses the challenge to therapy to develop treatment protocols taking into account the potential aggressiveness of the detected lesion.