Sentence examples for the cases were distinct from inspiring English sources
The appeals court had heard oral arguments on the two sets of cases together, but it said Friday that the facts in the cases were "distinct".
The appeals court had heard oral arguments on the two sets of cases together, but it said Friday that the facts in the cases were "distinct". The court is expected to issue a separate ruling later on the AT&T case.
But Floyd said the two cases were distinct, because Hamdi was arrested in Afghanistan while carrying a weapon and Padilla was captured on U.S. soil in civilian garb.
Skin, lip and thyroid cancer cases are important parts of head and neck oncology workload, but the consensus view was that the management of these cases was distinct from that of 'core' head and neck cancers.
The overall pathologic features of this case were distinct from those in the series of SARS patients that we had examined and that were reported by others (10 ).
Recruitment profiles were variable for each ligand and in some cases were distinct compared to 17β-estradiol (E2).
These cases were distinct from those characterized by intra-amniotic inflammation or bleeding.
It is found that the expression derived for the magnetic force exerted on the plate in this case is distinct from the existing models in the literature.
The "iBrain" in this case is distinct from the boy, the 16-year-old protagonist Tom Harvey, an average teenager "with no major problems, no secrets, no terrors, no vices, no nightmares, no special talents," as he sees it.
Lest one be too optimistic, Kennedy, in his opinion in Lawrence, specifically said that the issue in that case was distinct from whether to give legal recognition to same-sex relationships.
But he suggests that this case is "distinct" because the two fighters of British origin - part of the so-called "Beatles group" - are accused of kidnapping and murdering UK and US citizens, how they are treated will be an example to others, and there is a need to deliver justice to their victims' relatives.
