Sentence examples for yet another case that from inspiring English sources

The investment by Omidyar is the focus of yet another case that was brought by the Philippines Securities and Exchange Commission and led to the revocation of Rappler's license to operate.

This was yet another case that had attracted political attention and seemed to have been processed with as much concern for China's foreign policy as for its criminal code.Of course, only a tiny proportion of China's legal cases carry such political significance, and to examine its judicial system solely through the prism of such cases is to risk distortion of the bigger picture.

"This is yet another case that shows several of the limitations of video evidence," he said.

A clinically dead woman in Ireland who is 16 weeks pregnant is being kept alive against the wishes of her family, in yet another case that brings into focus the confusion over the legal rights of the fetus enshrined in Ireland's constitution.

As it happens, Crowder's brother, Bowman, who lives locally, was just shot and killed by his wife, Ava Joelle Carterr), while eating supper — yet another case that pulls Givens into his past, because he knew Bowman in high school and Ava from down the street.

The ruling could also have an impact on the evidence admissible in yet another case that touches Mr Sarkozy, this one centred on Bernard Tapie, a business tycoon, and the circumstances of an arbitration pay-out made to him by the state.For now, Mr Sarkozy is continuing his return to public life as planned.

There's yet another sensational case that allegedly involves Le Roux.

As it happens, Crowder's brother, Bowman, who lives locally, was just shot and killed by his wife, Ava Joelle Carterr), while eating supper yet another case that pulls Givens into his past, because he knew Bowman in high school and Ava from down the street.

DDT use in the developing world looks set to be yet another case in that sad history.

The announcement marked the most significant development yet in a case that has left the city anxious for weeks.

"This is yet another case which demonstrates that the Central government really wants Hong Kong to succeed," says Stephen Lam, Hong Kong's secretary for constitutional affairs and liaison to the mainland government.