Sentence examples for years of case from inspiring English sources

… There's 200 years of case law that shows that they can own … land".

Steven Madrid focused his research on two hundred years of case law to uncover an historical development not currently identified in any secondary source.

They based that argument on a year and a half of research, reviewing 500 years of case law and piecing together the history surrounding the Alien Tort Statute.

One reversed years of case law that had allowed unions to bargain over changes to employees' conditions of employment, such as changes to job duties.

And housing associations have warned that rebranding injunctions will make it harder to deal with neighbours from hell because it rips up years of case law and experience".

It's not clear yet how this will play out in the software patent wars; this may be a weak defense and it will take years of case law to sort it out.

The mean age (years) of cases was 58.3 and controls was 58.1 (P = 0.13).

Another finding based on a study of 40 years of cases from all three levels of the federal judiciary is that all federal courts have shifted toward more frequent use of textualist tools in recent decades.

In designing its sweeping reform, Congress relied on 70 years of case-law, emerging from the New Deal, that upheld its sweeping regulatory authority under the commerce clause.

A Reuters examination of nine years of cases shows that 66 of the 17,000 lawyers who petitioned the Supreme Court succeeded at getting their clients' appeals heard at a remarkable rate.

This average did not significantly differ from the average of 50 years (SD 18 years) of case-patients with PNM scores for 1993 2000 (p = 0.19, Student t test).