Sentence examples for years of cases from inspiring English sources

Mr. Adachi, the public defender, has been outspoken in his criticism of the police and requested a wide review — dating back as far as seven years — of cases involving the officers, as well as any drug arrests made at the two hotels.

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.

The average age (years) of cases was 52.80 ± 17.32 standard deviation (median: 54.50).

Birth years of cases and controls ranged from 1922 to 1968.

The 'at-risk' window is, therefore, altered to ensure that each follow-up interval consists of 5 years of cases.

In addition, our previous observation in the AHS of an association between carbaryl and melanoma was upheld when we added 2 additional years of cases.

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

Rosalind Croucher, the president of the Australian Law Reform Commission, said "20-odd years of case law" had seen extra bits added to the native title requirements of proof.

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".

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).

Truncated versions of the HUAS, known as HUAS-lite, were conducted several times during the 3 years of case and control enrollment.