Sentence examples for the key cases from inspiring English sources

The key cases on reproductive rights hinged on privacy instead of equality.

Third, the growing use of the European Convention on Human Rights to pursue privacy actions places serious journalism at risk (though the key cases thus far have not impinged on public service journalism).

One of the key cases to be heard in the coming weeks has the potential to establish a highly regulated system of licensed marijuana producers in Canada, but threatens to strip patients of their legal right to grow their own product at an affordable price.

So what are the key cases?

Sapna Malik of law firm Leigh Day and Co has been involved in some of the key cases and is preparing the forthcoming legal action over alleged Libyan renditions.

Questions were also raised in retrospect about the validity of the diagnosis in some of the key cases that inspired the great take-off in the diagnosis (McNally, forthcoming ch 5).

The 2015 deadline for climate change negotiations is the key case in point.

It was also the third time the former general failed to appear in court for the key case against him.

The key case is a challenge to President Bush's plan to try terrorist suspects at military tribunals.

The key case in which it was used concerned a couple having consensual sex, standing upright inside a children's climbing frame.

The key case from English Canada is that of Nell Shipman, the director, writer, and lead actor of the silent-era "God's Country" films.