Sentence examples for system of case from inspiring English sources

The constitutional system of case law and precedent applies rulings on rights universally.

Other than markers to indicate that nouns and pronouns are direct objects, Modern Persian has no system of case inflections.

Like nearly all Soviet (and Russian) health statistics, the number of those infected was no doubt a serious underestimate, based on the questionable system of case reporting.

Persian influence also caused the Hindi system of case marking to become simpler, reducing it to a direct form and an oblique form.

The language also is characterized by a complex system of case suffixes (including accusative, indefinite accusative, dative, locative, ablative, and elative).

She said that if the agency had been using the more comprehensive system of case reviews that it is now beginning, caseworkers might have acted to avert problems after Mr. Wasserman's mother, who had primary responsibility for the children, died in January 2001.

Yet many critics say this system of case-by-case reviews is riddled with inefficiencies and bottlenecks, and has been insufficient to stop China from gradually eroding American advantages in the high-tech sphere.

The clunky system of case-by-case approvals will be replaced by a simpler "negative list": if your industry is not on it, you do not need permission to invest.

This, suggested Burnham, should include "looking at how we can move to a mandatory review of case notes for every death in hospital, and also looking at how we can use a standardised system of case-note review to support learning and improvement in every trust".

The innovative approach to solving design problems is based on TRIZ evolution patterns, in which the index system of case-based reasoning connects the innovative idea to cases located in a database to accelerate the process.

"However, that doesn't mean that the Forfeiture Committee won't consider the impact on the honours system of cases such as the one under discussion".