Sentence examples for setting a case from inspiring English sources

In the outbreak setting, a case of perinatal yellow fever transmission was diagnosed.

The judge ordered a new trial in the case, setting a court date for Sept. 1.

In most cases, setting a target is equivalent to meeting a baseline threshold.

The standard of proof would be the same as set during a case against an MP or peer.

"I believe President Bush has set out a case that we have to listen to," Mr. Blair told Parliament.

Firstly, to set out a case study of a successful Telemedicine Systems implementation in a post conflict region.

The threshold for significance is usually domain dependent and set on a case by case basis.

In this case, Judge Davis did just that, and set a great example for future cases".

What happens in this case could set a precedent for similar cases in other states nationwide.

The decision could set a precedent for cases of Britons convicted abroad on contested evidence.

Scheindlin's ruling in the Fernandez case set a template for her handling of criminal cases.