Sentence examples for underlying case from inspiring English sources

Proper use and interpretation depend critically on qualitative assumptions and understanding of underlying case law.

But Clinton's underlying case — that Trump is running a campaign fueled in part by bigoted appeals, and in the process, he is mainstreaming fringe sentiments — is simply inarguable.

The Council had sued for a preliminary injunction against the Mayor's campaign finance referendum, but the appellate court refused, saying, "Plaintiffs did not show a likelihood of success on the merits" of the underlying case.

The underlying case pertains to the background tracking of web browser users via Facebook operated cookies.

A district court judge could rule on the underlying case very soon, potentially halting research again at least briefly.

Lamberth could rule on the underlying case any day or he could decide to hold a trial, which could take many months.

And the government is expected to file a response today to the plaintiffs' request that Lamberth rule on the underlying case quickly.

But that court, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, in a 2-1 decinion in April overturned the preliminary injunction, allowing research to continue until Lamberth ruled on the merits of the underlying case.

We don't see that many appellate opinions for a couple of reasons: (1) often the LLC has little or no assets, so it isn't worth the debtor's remaining money to appeal, and (2) even when appealed, the underlying case usually settles before the appeal is heard.

The judge reserved a decision on any further remedies for when she rules on the merits of the underlying case against the Kansas law later this year.

A detailed description of the underlying case control study has been provided elsewhere (Chang-Claude et al, 2000).