Sentence examples for special case should from inspiring English sources

An important special case should be noted.

He added that athletes who argued their sport was a special case should be given short shrift.

Therefore, a special case should be considered for downmixing when the channel signals have an out-of-phase or near out-of-phase relationship.

The MPAA tried to remove the fair-use provision in the treaty, preferring other existing rules which stipulate that "special cases" should not affect "normal exploitation" of a work, or "unreasonably prejudice" the owner's interest.

Are the Olympics a "special case" that should be held to higher standards than world championships and other competitions?

Major European powers and the United States have been at pains to characterize Kosovo as a special case that should not serve as a precedent for other groups hoping to declare independence.

On the other side of the aisle, a handful of Republicans led by representative Mike McCaul, have vocally urged the opposite, saying that so many refugees raise "serious national security concerns" and that "the Syrian conflict is a special case" that should temper the US's historic hospitality toward people fleeing prosecution.

The quicker, easier way is to argue that certain areas of spending are special cases, and should be spared the axeman's attentions.With only a few months until publication of the government's spending review, which will decide which parts of government live and which parts die, the lobbying is in full swing.

The special cases and should be treated separately: the first one implies that u belongs to the disk, while in the second case we can either assume that the node lies in the exterior of a circle or, as suggested in [11], simply discard the measurement to avoid unbounded regions.

There are some clear special cases that should be considered carefully.

We present computational design approaches and study special cases which should be interesting for the architectural application.