Sentences with phrase «subsequent cases presenting»
The court relied heavily on the doctrine of stare decises to support its conclusion stating that «common - law decisions should stand as precedents for guidance in cases arising in the future» and «generally be followed in subsequent cases presenting the same legal problem.»
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In subsequent chapters, Appleby presents case studies both of militants who use violence and those who work for peace.
The»em ptying» is present and the subsequent «raising high», though in this case it is to the High Priestly office.
The facts of the case under review are briefly presented below, followed in subsequent parts, by an analysis of the legal bases for the court's decision.
The subsequent chapters present case studies on (1) receptions of the nineteenth - century pianist Blind Tom, (2) discourses of talent on contemporary reality shows like The Voice and America's Got Talent, and (3) contrasting philosophies about talent in two music teaching methods by Shinichi Suzuki and Mark O'Connor.
It was made possible only through the intellectual acrobatics of simultaneously «worst - casing» the threat presented by Iraq while «best - casing» the subsequent cost and difficulty of occupying the country.
In the case of the present study, it must be kept in mind that these measurements were predominantly performed during the first year of operation, in which consumption is usually higher than in subsequent years, due to work relating to tenants moving in and necessary adjustments.
In hopes that a subsequent paper may remedy this shortfall, one further seminal shift would seem worth including, being a case for permafrost GHG contribution on top of the warming from the best case of emissions control, specifically: — present realized warming, — plus pipeline warming, — plus warming from phase - out emissions reaching near - zero by 2050, — plus a multiplier for the consequent loss of the fossil sulphate parasol.
Once certified, the opportunity for decertification or a raid by another union presents itself in what is called an «open period,» effectively the three months before a collective agreement (typically three years) is set to expire or, in the case of a longer term collective agreement, in the last three months of the third year, and the last three months of each subsequent year as well as the final three months of the collective agreement.
Examples of ACT with children, parents, and siblings, and adult partners will be presented in subsequent pages in the context of case vignettes.
I plan to present a specific case study with hard numbers in a subsequent article but I'd like to end today's post with a summary of strengths that this new opportunity offers: