Sentence examples for unnecessary case from inspiring English sources

"We promised to find ways to improve the quality of justice in New York City and cut down on unnecessary incarceration — and this reform package showcases a commitment from the City, the courts, district attorneys, public defenders, and law enforcement to root out unnecessary case delay".

"It's just another unnecessary case the judge has to see," Troiano, the Brooklyn DA's spokeswoman, added.

The idea of "exhaustion" of domestic remedies is twofold, first that you give the member state the opportunity of preventing or putting right the violations alleged against it, and second, you don't clog up the Strasbourg courts with unnecessary cases which could be dealt with in, say, your local county court.

"Pfizer's delay in providing such notification may every year cause thousands of unnecessary cases of heart failure among the large number of hypertensive patients who currently use Cardura," said Dr. Curt D. Furberg, chairman of the steering committee of the government study, in an affidavit that is part of the suit.

Antibiograms in these patients are useful to reduce employment of antibiotic therapy on unnecessary cases and to improve antibiotic therapy on kidney transplanted patients.

The exceptions were statins for diabetes patients and blood pressure treatment for the general population, reflecting that for this age category too many unnecessary cases will be treated lifelong.

To be kind, it seems a little unnecessary, a case of a young (he's 34), talented and highly prolific young writer (in addition to plays like "Nocturne" and "Finer Noble Gases," Mr. Rapp has written five published novels) being unwilling (or unable) to let thoughts go unexpressed.

Redundancy is unnecessary in case both main protection and backup protection are configured for 110 kV main transformer.

Thus, our belief is that adjuvant hysterectomy should be performed only in cases of residual disease of the cervix and that surgical treatment is unnecessary in cases with no residual disease.

But the attack on prisoners bringing "unnecessary legal cases" is a red herring, aimed at diverting attention from the onslaught on all forms of legal aid.

These results do not mean that volume expansion was unnecessary in cases where oxygen consumption did not increase.