Gerald Shamash, Woolas's lawyer, said: "The judges have misdirected themselves in terms of the case law.
How it is free to use that monopoly power is a very important issue in terms of the case.
Daniel H. v. City of New York, a 1996 federal lawsuit filed by Mr. H. -- the surname was withheld under the terms of the case -- is the first of five similar cases brought by fathers who contend that their parental rights, and their children's rights to protection, were trampled by a foster care system biased against men.
"This was definitely something that is almost incidental in terms of the case it was decided in," said Sean Parnell, president of the Center for Competitive Politics, a group that supports efforts to ease campaign-finance regulations.
QUESTION FROM JULIAF: As the Perry v. Schwarzenegger case as unfolded, what has surprised you the most, in terms of the case itself, the public reaction, and what it says about where society now stands on the issue of gay marriage, and gay rights more broadly?
"In terms of the case, I was there to help the player who was in trouble, which I did.
We do not consider the model's validation in terms of the case studies on which it is based.
In general terms, of the case as a project, the three basic public energy interests to be considered are affordability, reliability, and sustainability [23].
With so many moving parts, we thought it was smart to sit down with Chet Kanojia, Aereo CEO, and have him explain the terms of the case in his own words.
Some philosophers find it important or at least expedient to frame the issue in terms of the case of a statue s and piece of clay c that coincide throughout their entire existence.
However, physical vapour deposition (PVD) of a thin pure α-Ti layer can effectively reduce this roughening effect to acceptable levels without compromising the diffusion treatment efficacy in terms of the case hardness and depth achieved.
