Sentence examples for vanguard case from inspiring English sources

However, I don't think this makes much more than a dent in the Vanguard case.

Analysts said the Vanguard case could provide a further window into the government's thinking on the guarantees.

Most of the questions now being raised concern the Vanguard case, heard in 2002, in which one party to the suit complained of his involvement; he then voluntarily stepped aside, and the matter was reheard.

Two experts in judicial ethics, whose views were solicited by Senator Arlen Specter, the Pennsylvania Republican who heads the Judiciary Committee, have said Judge Alito had no obligation to recuse himself from the Vanguard case.

Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, the minority leader, circulated a so-called talking points memo to fellow Democrats on Wednesday titled "The Alito Alert," raising questions about the Vanguard case.

While Judge Alito, President Bush's choice for the Supreme Court, continued Wednesday to pay courtesy visits in the Senate, all eight Democrats on the Judiciary Committee sent a letter about the Vanguard case to Judge Anthony J. Scirica, who is chief judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, where Judge Alito sits.

Mr. Williams represents a vanguard demographic in a vanguard type of architecture.

The vanguard in each case is mostly young, students or relative newcomers to the white-collar work force who have outgrown the fearful conformity of their parents' generation.

Snibbe says that initially, the old vanguard (in this case, music labels) was skeptical of this new way of working, fearing that apps might cannibalize already floundering album sales.

We have also used the vanguard phase to optimize case report forms and a manual of operations.

The curators of "American Vanguards" have made their case, though, which is that anyone hoping to get the big picture of American art in the 1930s must contend with this small band of sparring painters.