Sentence examples for this category of cases from inspiring English sources

This category of cases the Mohists call "this and so," because white and black horses are both "this" (shì) with respect to the kind horse, and whenever either of these is ridden, the predicate 'riding horses' is "so" (ran) (that is, riding white or black horses satisfies the predicate).

Although the overall rates of emergency CS for non-reassuring fetal status in the entire cohort was relatively low (4.7%, 1448/30 719), it is in this category of cases that the most adverse neonatal outcomes occurred.

It is therefore not yet clear enough what values should guide decision-making about non-voluntary euthanasia in this category of cases which, as the epidemiological data presented in Chapter One have made plain, will be increasingly frequently encountered in the years to come.

This category of case is introduced to facilitate identification of maternal death in circumstances in which attribution of cause might be inadequate.

As criminal law professor Ronald Wright told the New Republic, local ballot initiatives can quickly make this practice mandatory: You could revise state law so that you could describe the category of cases where the appointment of a special prosecutor is mandatory.

This newest victory made it clear that the FSA covered this critical category of cases, preventing a "crazy quilt" of inconsistent sentencing outcomes.

Because medical practitioners have no effective guidance when they are treating women who may fall into this small category of cases.

The process for relief for this remaining category of cases can be swiftly initiated with the stroke of the executive pen, moving the nation closer to concluding a shameful chapter in the chronicles of federal drug sentencing policy.

As well as their full name, you are provided with their full address, date of birth, the category of case (eg bankruptcy, IVA or debt relief order) and, if relevant, the court dealing with their case.

I defined them as papers either appearing in the category of case report or dealing with a single case irrespective of the category (original paper, correspondence, neuropathology education, etc).

Within this category of dust exposure, cases were more in contact with metal dust (3239 lifetime hours versus 385 hours for controls), stone and sand dust (1458 lifetime hours versus 907 for controls), cement (1311 lifetime hours versus 867 for controls) and soft- and hardwood (1614 lifetime hours versus 826 for controls) (data not shown).