Sentence examples for recognized in case from inspiring English sources

"We would like to get it done so their marriage can get recognized in case something happens," said Fauver.

Environmental pollution and resource discarding have been widely recognized in case of temporary stock, simple dismantling, landfill or transboundary transportation of this waste.

Thus, two possible explanations for these observations remain: i) the wide variety of avian species kept in zoos with some being vulnerable to a newly introduced mosquito-borne virus, and ii) the awareness of bird mortality is close to 100% in the setting of a zoological garden, while in the wild avian deaths are only recognized in case of mass die-offs.

(This is something that the Supreme Court has recognized in cases like Griswold v. Connecticut).

With striking clairvoyance, it outlined an incrementalist strategy for narrowing the right to reproductive choice and predicted, accurately, that the expansive jurisprudence of personal autonomy, recognized in cases like Roe v. Wade, might eventually lead to the judicial recognition of gay marriage.

Tumor-like bulge with tenderness in the femoral triangle was palpated in Case 1, but no groin mass was recognized in Cases 2 and 3. A Howship Romberg sign was checked and then confirmed in Case 2 after the diagnosis of incarcerated obturator hernia had been made with ultrasound.

Justice Souter's opinion in Hurley confirmed what was constitutionally obvious--that a parade is "a form of expression," as the Court had previous recognized in cases involved protest marches.[2].

Now that the efficacy of traditional methods to elicit cooperation is being recognized in cases like Abdulmutallah's and Zazi's, one question stands out: Why was the Bush Administration so attracted to, and intently focused upon, the use of brutal methods for obtaining information?

None of these cases presented significant diurnal fluctuations, worsening of symptoms in the evening or substantial sleep benefit, features often recognized in cases with DOPA-responsive dystonia (Kurian et al., 2011).

Uneventful healing was recognized in cases without pathological movements in fracture gap, callus visible on at least 3 of 4 cortex layers on X-ray pictures taken in perpendicular position.

One reason for both breaches of the duty to explain and mistakes in medical procedures being recognized in cases involving obstetrics and gynecology departments may be that the patient refuses to accept the physician's error, as stated previously.