Sentence examples for with case by case from inspiring English sources

The problems are being dealt with case by case; the company has not extended the warranty.

The issue of returning children is being dealt with case by case with the International Red Cross and French authorities.

"There's a small group of enduring security threats who we're going to deal with case by case," said General Martins.

The county courthouse stated that the workers' social insurance issues varied from one another and thus should be dealt with case by case; group litigation was not accepted.

But the United States said it was not satisfied with case-by-case resolutions and wanted the law rescinded.

But Mr. Martin said it would have been better to have continued with case-by-case rulings on whether immigration hearings should be public.

Mr. Christie's measure, which he introduced last year, imposes a pay ceiling of $175,000, with case-by-case exceptions permitted only for the largest districts.

Henry Paulson, the treasury secretary, has come round to the same view after concluding that servicers lack the resources to deal with case-by-case modifications.

Except in rare cases, the animals can be legally killed only with case-by-case approval from the authorities; by the time a decree has been pronounced and a hunting party raised, the wolves have generally vanished into the hills.

A referendum was held in December 2015 on whether the country's full opt-out on home and justice matters should be converted into an opt-out with case-by-case opt-in similar to that currently held by the UK and Ireland.

The framework's combination of consumer privacy rights and national standards with case-by-case enforcement strikes a reasonable balance between the protection of consumer privacy interests and the promotion of competition and innovation in U.S. industry.