Sentence examples for this narrow case from inspiring English sources

It used this narrow case to insert itself into that political controversy when there was no reason to do so.

The court should not use this narrow case to limit the ability of defendants to get the representation they need.

"The worst that can happen — in the narrow case of default — is they can stop funding," said Bruce Bennett, one of the Dodgers' lawyers.

The plaintiffs argue that "these authorities are restricted solely to the narrow case where a litigant demands a right to use otherwise legitimately copyrighted material," which case is "plainly distinct from [this] First Amendment challenge to the constitutionality of the statute granting a [copy]right in the first instance". We think the plaintiffs' purported distinction is wholly illusory.

According to the narrow case definition the estimated prevalence was 0.5 in 1998 and 4.9 in 2007.

From 2.2 million men and women, 1,943 patients met the broad case definition; among which, 387 met the narrow case definition.

Results 1.04% (5829) of the patients met the narrow case definition for abuse, while 3.44% (19 303) met the broader case definition for abuse.

Depending on the case definition used and the desired levels of specificity, the model can yield low to moderate positive predictive values (up to 14.4% for the narrow case definition and 18.9% for the broader case definition, see table 3).

At first, it seemed that the restrictions would reaffirm existing Hyde Amendment provisions that federal funds would only be available to Medicaid recipients in the narrow cases of rape, incest or endangerment of the woman's life.

"This is a very narrow case of what are the rules of proper conduct for a director of an S.&L., and you will find we are imposing very high standards," Rosemary Stewart, the thrift office's director of enforcement, said today in an interview.

This distinction between the more expansive reach of the marital institution discussed by Cherlin and the narrower case argued by Lauer and Yodanis is useful for evaluating the deinstitutionalization argument and assessing the relationship between marriage and its alternatives.