Sentence examples for the cases set from inspiring English sources

The cases set to be heard next week in Alabama, filed by two death row inmates, Willie McNair and James Callahan, are similar to the Kentucky case that led to the Supreme Court decision.

Gilham's claim – drawn up by her solicitor, Emilie Cole, a partner at the law firm Bindmans – says she was "seriously overworked as a result of the failure to ensure there was sufficient cover for district judges and other judges to hear the cases set out in listings following the [courts] merger".

In each of these, the gesture was definitely made in an intentional way; note, however, that some of the cases set aside may reflect communicative gestures that happened not to give evidence of their intentional use during our observations.

2. The ECB may withdraw the authorisation in the cases set out in Union acts on its own initiative or on a proposal from the national competent authority of the Member State where the credit institution is established.

Judge Simeon T. Lake III, the judge in the case, set sentencing for Sept. 11.

The spokeswoman denied that the case set a precedent for the broader discrimination hearings.

She was returned there yesterday, with the next hearing in the case set for June 17.

Ms. Rios, the G.M. spokeswoman, said the case set no precedent for compatibility suits.

The case set a precedent for "fair use" in quoting from copyrighted material.

But this week, 12 years later, DNA testing of evidence in the case set him free.

A Rationale for Mistrust With the case set for argument, each side faced a challenge.