Sentences with phrase «in at least some cases»

This may be true in at least some cases in male dogs, but definitely not for female dogs.

The PAC should be empowered in at least the cases of the most egregious misfeasance to table a resolution for debate and voting on the floor of the House of Commons which, if passed, would then be sent to the Lords, and if agreed there too, would command the force of law for being implemented.

A third side is that in an investigation of its own, the New York Daily News found that in at least some cases items at Whole Foods were misweighed in the consumer's favor.

At times, people have questioned whether in at least some cases, parties should be able to appeal prothonotary decisions directly to the Federal Court of Appeal, rather than first to a single judge of the Federal Court.

Your claim only make sense if two juries, made up of different demographics, would result in different verdicts in at least some cases.

Although, as Dyzenhaus has argued, a justification - based approach to reasonableness is not necessarily more intrusive than the traditional Wednesbury approach, the effect of Li seems to have been to increase judicial scrutiny of administrative decisions in at least some cases.

But the Court's opinion would not just require defense counsel to warn the client of a general risk of removal; it would also require counsel in at least some cases, to specify what the removal consequences of a conviction would be.

In at least some cases, you don't need much of a crystal ball to figure out what's going to happen.

You see the pattern here: Obscure companies with little more than a white paper are springing up and raising millions of dollars on the Internet and — in at least some cases — with the assistance of a celebrity pitchman.

In at least some cases, some employees felt the smallest decisions still had to be run by Mr. Fadell.

There is, in at least some cases, clearly a genetic link.

In addition, Mark - Viverito indicated that, as part of her bill, city - owned apartments that become available would, in at least some cases, be set aside for low - income people.

«In at least some cases, some of these parasites produce neurotransmitters or hormones that mimic host hormones,» Levri says.

In at least some cases, records obtained by ProPublica show, well failures may have contaminated sources of drinking water.

In at least some cases this made the data seem more coherent, the report suggests, although university officials said it's unclear whether the alterations were enough to change the overall conclusions of the research.

To be clear, there is preliminary evidence suggesting that contemporary evaluation reforms may in at least some cases have the desired effects.

That said, however, Le Veque has clearly established a devoted following of readers, and in at least some cases she says those readers are renting or borrowing her books — and then buying a copy of them anyway.

Where you stand on the issue is not relevant, the fact that there were people on both sides protesting and that those protests were, in at least some cases, poorly planned is relevant.

So like I suggested, would you be willing to agree that in at least some cases, «unrealistic» predictions were published on exactly the politics - before - science basis that Schneider described?

There's a good deal of overlap with WordLII and CommonLII — I haven't checked exactly how much — but even so, it might be a handy shortcut to top court decisions, and in at least some cases has links that the Information Institutes are lacking.

There's a good deal of overlap with WordLII and CommonLII — I haven't checked exactly how much — but even so, it might be a handy shortcut to top court decisions, and in at least some cases has links that the Information Institutes... [more]

Or does it, in at least some cases, make the situation much worse?

Where you stand on the issue is not relevant, the fact that there were people on both sides protesting and that those protests were, in at least some cases, poorly planned is relevant.