Sentence examples for reading case from inspiring English sources
"So I actually spent my summer reading case law".
Free legal clinics allow law-school professors and students to do good for the needy, keep such neediness fresh in their mind, and practise making judgment calls about tough decisions qualities not taught, supposedly, to MBA students sitting placidly in their classroom reading case studies about Bain Capital.
He decided to write about the N.S.A., which is believed to receive ten billion dollars in annual government funding and employ some forty thousand people, because no one had done it before — and because it was probably more fun than reading case law.
A decade from now, business school students might be reading case studies about how GM screwed up and AMD salvaged a shot at redemption.
At universities a great deal of course content consists of learning "about" entrepreneurship rather than doing it: reading case studies or listening to guest entrepreneurs doesn't give students practical skills they can apply.
After accepting the part, he researched the character by reading case studies of adults who were abused when they were children.
He liked reading cases and making decisions.
Expect to spend very large amounts of time reading cases, researching case law, writing detailed briefs, and preparing to answer questions in class.
One need only search the web to read case after case of women who were advised not to press charges.
Participants read case vignettes with proposed treatments and then completed a checklist of factors that could influence the degree of treatment intrusiveness.
Not the least of which was a widely read case in which Wired writer Mat Honan's accounts were nearly decimated by hackers employing social engineering techniques.
