Sentence examples for setting the case from inspiring English sources
Instead, the four justices, Stephen G. Breyer, John Paul Stevens, Sandra Day O'Connor and David H. Souter, said the state court's decision upholding the arrest warrant was so clearly wrong that the Supreme Court should simply overturn it summarily rather than setting the case for a full hearing.
The reduction of the lifetime induced by cyclic load can be estimated by setting the case without fatigue damage as the reference one.
"The judge entered a ruling setting the case for trial for October 12," Dr. Phil's attorney, Charles Babcock, told HuffPost.
In setting the case aside, the board declined to take on its thorniest question -- whether or not scholarship athletes are controlled enough by their schools to be considered employees and not just student-athletes.
In the DRC setting, the case definitions employed varied somewhat between outbreaks (Appendix 1, Section A).
After setting the case-study within the context of current erosion taking place in Kenya, we provide a brief history of the various institutions involved and approaches used in combatting soil erosion in Kenya and in Nyakach.
When they need to set the case down, they always lay it flat on the floor.
"It would be premature to set the case for trial," Judge Lake said.
Six days later, it set the case down for reargument on the broader question decided Wednesday.
It reinstated a first-instance judge, who wants to set the case back 17 months.
By rejecting the settlement, Judge Rakoff set the case for trial, which is scheduled to begin in July 2012.
