His book, "Shakespeare" Identified, became the bible of the movement and has shaped the case for De Vere ever since.
Nor have investigators found that the Pentagon analysis about Iraq significantly shaped the case the administration made for going to war.
In these films, Williams asks what went wrong in the police investigation, showing how attitudes towards the victims — all assumed to be prostitutes — shaped the case.
The emerging debate -- evident in an array of new reports, conferences and commentaries -- is still in the early stages, but some of the language urging the Bush administration to be more aggressive during its final 17 months is reminiscent of arguments from think tanks and commentators that shaped the case for invading Iraq.
But as the extent of health problems of Mr. Mladic, the former Bosnian Serb general, has become more apparent after five months in custody, court officials worry that they may well shape the case against him, their most high-profile defendant.
Page 6 MLADIC'S HEALTH SHAPES TRIAL As the extent of Ratko Mladic's health problems has become more apparent after five months in custody in The Hague, court officials worry that they may well shape the case against their most high-profile defendant.
In those cases, we have prepared detailed 20-minute case documentaries focusing on interviews with the parties themselves, their lawyers, and the judges who shaped the case.
Doolin has, for example, noted that in the context of undertaking interpretative case studies, researchers can usefully draw on a critical, reflective perspective which seeks to take into account the wider social and political environment that has shaped the case[ 11].
As our wider research project focuses on the Netherlands, we draw from the Dutch context in shaping this case study of the Dutch 'paedoscan'.
Mr. Gupta filed a number of motions last week to try to shape how the case would unfold.
