Sentence examples for under the name case from inspiring English sources

Funimation licensed the anime series for North American broadcast in 2003 under the name Case Closed with the characters given Americanized names.

The case reached the Supreme Court, where the justices joined it to a similar one, rendering their landmark decision under the name of the other case, Abington v. Schempp, in 1963.

Trevor Bormann, the ABC journalist who led the investigation broadcast Tuesday on the network's current affairs program "Foreign Correspondent," explained what Israeli journalists are up against in his report: Foreign Correspondent has obtained details of a gag order issued in late June 2010 under the case name "Israel versus John Doe".

In the Sept. 11 commission's final report, Mr. Mohammed is said to have told his interrogators that he dispatched Mr. Hindi, under the name Issa al-Britani, to case potential economic targets in New York.

The Grafton County Attorney's office then filed suit against Canner, seeking declaratory judgment and bringing Gilbert as a party to the case under the name John Doe.

The Maryland case, argued under the name of Benisek v. Lamone, differs somewhat from the Wisconsin litigation.

So he bought another I.D. for a thousand dollars and returned to Case Farms under the name Omar Carrion Rivera.

Under the name Jeffery Hudson, he wrote "A Case of Need" (1968), a medical detective novel that revolved around moral issues posed by abortion.

The issue, of immense importance to poor people and states, comes to the Supreme Court in a set of cases consolidated under the name Douglas v. Independent Living Center of Southern California, No. 09-958.

Secondly, all cases in the Social Register were filed under the head of household, but as soon as the cohort members reached the age of 16 they were considered their own head of household and thus had dossiers of their own (until they got married, whereby girls would have their cases filed under the name of their husband).

Under the name Christopher Chichester, he is considered a "person of interest" in the 1985 case.