Sentence examples for the case of article from inspiring English sources

It's worth noting that online readers do not always see the same versions that appear in print, especially in the case of article spreads — but the full designs are reproduced here.

In the case of article 14, members were prepared in advance with articles in the local newspaper and with written materials describing the unjust plight of the detainees, as well as life stories of the two detainees with whom the committee has chosen to work.

Text is now precisely flowed into layout frames, either overflowing in the case of article text, or resized in the case of headline text.

MEPs largely backed Voss' amended proposals today which had narrowed the scope of the rejected text, such as, in the case of Article 11, by allowing for links to contain individual words from the linked to publishers' content — an attempt to respond to critics' contention that the measure would outlaw hyperlinks (which can often contain the headline of an article).

We also observed that three of the five (in the case of article 1) and two of the four (for article 2) essential supports were identified by more students at the end of the teaching sessions.

Furthermore, in the case of Article 7 CCPR it is obvious that the provision is to be read as a whole and that the caveat contained in the second sentence must be read in conjunction with the first.

(2) A prosecution shall be instituted only by complaint, unless the woman has not yet reached the age of twelve years or one of the cases of Articles 291 and 294 is present.

Kuwait's Nationality Law is based on jus sanguinis (Article 2) and does not provide for jus soli except in the case of foundlings (Article 3).

In the case of that article at 4am, in the end there was no choice but to rewrite the article from scratch on a blank screen.

in the case of an article not subject to duty, imposing a duty in excess of 50percentt ad valorem.

In the case of the article about Victim 1, The Times did not name the boy but published details that, some say, amounted to de facto identification.