Sentence examples for very cases that from inspiring English sources

First, and more practically, those examples are the very cases that exhibit the least robust transfer across systems and transformations.

What this means in practice is that the very cases that require the most time and attention are also the least profitable.

The problem with this suggestion is that it cannot be falsified, since it puts aside the very cases that would do so.

Ironically, these are the very cases that originally inspired reform.

What the Florida JUSTICE GINSBURG -- But I said, and even in the very cases that you cite, as I checked them, that we owe the highest respect to the state court when it says what the state law is.

Indeed, why did the prosecutor not argue in this very case that, given the likelihood of guns, the no-knock entry was lawful?

Judge Scheindlin "ran afoul" of the code of judicial conduct, the panel said, for compromising "the appearance of impartiality surrounding this litigation" in having improperly invited the plaintiffs to file the very case that she then decided against the city.

On the contrary, this court said in that very case that 'a state has the right to prohibit a foreign corporation from doing business within its borders, unless such prohibition is so conditioned as to violate some provision of the Federal Constitution,'—citing various adjudged authorities, among them the case of Hooper v. California, 155 U. S. 648, 652, 653, 39 L. ed.

The near textbook proof of that is the very case that the California Supreme Court ruled on in the officer disclosure case.

Then, a Politico piece about how Obama does his very best to make the very case that Politico describes as the "non-stupid" one.

The very few cases that deal with those exceptions are the very tiniest of fraction of cases, and yet they get all the attention.