Sentence examples for when a case arises from inspiring English sources

When a case arises, officials from the commissioner's office e-mail Hamilton a video of the incident.

"If and when such a case arises, the court can consider whether the usual safeguards are or are not sufficient to protect the integrity of the process".

But it is a matter of sound prudential concern that the Federal government should not easily pursue a criminal case when a State case arising out of the same set of facts has already been resolved.

But on the whole, it seems likely that when the case arises, Justice Kennedy will be tempted to write an opinion that would quickly become the Brown v. Board of the gay rights movement.

To avoid that, it may be preferred to merge the two subnets into a larger one when this exceptional case arises.

A special case arises when a = b = c: then the surface is a sphere, and the intersection with any plane passing through it is a circle.

A particular case arises when α=1/2, i.e. when C and B are equal in size.

A special case arises when both k and c 2 are equal to zero; in such a situation, we have operators X ´ 3 = 3 t ∂ ∂ t + x ∂ ∂ x − 2 u ∂ ∂ u − 2 v ∂ ∂ v, X ´ 4 = − ( e 2 2 − 4 e 1 ) t ∂ ∂ x + 2 e 1 ∂ ∂ u − e 2 ∂ ∂ v. (6).

A special case arises when g i is the metagene, i.e. g0.

Law school, after all, is often geared toward providing students with a broad set of legal theories upon which they can craft arguments or put together briefs and memos when a new issue or case arises.

And when the case arose, Agriculture Secretary Ann M. Veneman and the experts at her disposal were able to prevent wide distribution of the meat, as well as public hysteria.