Sentence examples for to cases from from inspiring English sources

Foreign courts are less apt to justify their decisions with citations to cases from a nation unpopular with their domestic audience.

He has been charged with her 2006 murder, and with kidnapping and extortion related to cases from the 1990s, prosecutors said.

Here are five examples of when joint enterprise laws have been used to secure a conviction, some of which could be affected by Thursday's ruling: The 1952 case of Derek Bentley is perhaps the most famous use of joint enterprise law in the UK, although it is unaffected by Thursday's supreme court finding as it only applies to cases from 1984 onwards.

They would not say whether the reviews were limited to incidents in Iraq and Afghanistan, where C.I.A. officers have been particularly active, or whether they might extend to cases from other countries, possibly including secret sites around the world where three dozen senior leaders of Al Qaeda are being held by the agency.

It would apply to cases from 2005 to the November cutoff date, amounting to about 3,000 families according to the government, though opposition lawmakers have said the number could be as high as 17,000.

When the session moved to cases from APD's Critical Incident Review Team, an internal unit created under the settlement agreement to examine serious uses of force, the board identified a recurring problem: The video evidence CIRT had been sharing was often disorganized and inconsistently labeled, making it nearly impossible to navigate to relevant segments of footage.

It's a pungent, anarchic sequence, but after that episode the show seemed to lose focus, hopping from case to case, from style to style.

More specialist judges to hear cases from start to finish to ensure consistency in the system.

He said he hoped to raise production to 15,000 cases, from 5,000 this fall.

Ms. Palmer, only just beginning to track cases from start to finish, could not offer hard data on case length.

Los Angeles County's infection rate for this strain soared 900%, to 1,131 cases from 1989 to 1994, officials said.