Sentence examples for slew of cases from inspiring English sources
This moral sentiment will be tested next month when a slew of cases involving cycle couriers in London dispute their status as self-employed contractors.
Sotomayor's syntax was unfathomable, but the Republicans' language sounded positively archaic: dire warnings against activist judges, when the conservative majority on this Supreme Court has ignored or upended precedent in a slew of cases.
Add to that a slew of cases relating to libel and press freedoms and it is easy to envision the Icelandic courts becoming positively, er, snowed under with work.
Lawrence Z. Lorber, a labor law specialist who represents employers, said the bill would change the outcome of "a slew of cases that were thrown out of court in the past".
The move to investigate Ikea is just the latest in a slew of cases that involves member states being ordered to recover billions of euros from companies such as Starbucks, Apple, and Amazon, due to state aid infringements.
In the past two years Mr Kerincsiz and his Turkish Jurists' Union have launched a slew of cases against Turkish intellectuals under article 301 of the penal code, which makes "insulting Turkishness" a criminal offence.Mr Kerincsiz has confined his nationalism to the courts.
That is the subject of Street's thoughtful scholarly survey, which considers the attitudes to music of political theorists over the centuries, and a slew of case studies from the last few decades: from Woodstock to Live 8, not forgetting official scares over Swedish metal, suspected by many of promoting "Satanism and homosexuality".
The initial reported association of methamphetamine (MA) abuse with advanced dental disease [ 1] engendered a slew of case reports describing the severe dental consequences encountered in MA users [ 2– 8].
Ms. Liebesman, a solo practitioner with an office in the financial district, has handled a slew of drug cases.
A slew of criminal cases on dubious charges were opened against anti-corruption campaigner Alexei Navalny and 27 protesters from the May 2012 Bolotnaya Square rally.
In the UK, Privacy International has a slew of active cases in the British courts and the European Court of Human Rights which could potentially upend GCHQ's mass surveillance capabilities.
