Sentence examples for the appropriate case from inspiring English sources

This was not the appropriate case on which to hang their sneers.

"Given the appropriate case, we will aggressively prosecute to the full extent of the law," he said.

But citing Mr. Reynolds's extensive criminal record, the judge said his was "not the appropriate case for a downward departure" from federal sentencing guidelines.

In general, pronouns exhibit the same categories as nouns, but the relative pronoun pu is invariant, its relation to its own clause being expressed when necessary by a personal pronoun in the appropriate case: i yinéka pu tin ídhe to korítsi 'the woman pu her saw the girl' (i.e., 'the woman whom the girl saw').

While police safety can clearly (in the appropriate case) trump the dignity of a detainee, I do not see how that was the case here.

As with other adjectives, it is declined into the appropriate case (see Declension below) to match its associated noun, person and number.

The model is therefore a flexible, general platform that can be tailored to other studies by mounting the appropriate case-specific "brain" into the agents.

It has not been pointed out to me that there have been any abuses, or the prosecutors are not getting the appropriate cases held to answer.

A third example is ADAR II that edits within double-stranded parts of specific pre-mRNAs cotranscriptionally (Laurencikiene et al. 2006), implying that this enzyme can be part of the pre-mRNP in the appropriate cases.

There is therefore no doubt that improvements in coordination and management are necessary; but the crucial question is: who is the most appropriate case manager and what form should the management take?

Future research to address existing information gaps should carefully consider the most appropriate case definitions and populations to evaluate for this purpose.