casing paper造句

• Hard-working as ever, he would examine over 2000 sets of case papers each year.
• Before he could be charged, the prosecutor in the case died and the case papers disappeared.
• The Devon Valley Mill produces sausage casing paper and teabag paper under the " Crompton Paper " brand name.
• "I'd go home so angry after reading 20 or 30 of these, " she said of the case papers.
• "The verdict is unfair because the case papers spell out my innocence, " el-Guindi told reporters from behind the bars of the dock.
• However Mr Lyons'account to me in our interview supported and was consistent with the earlier impressions I had gained from reading the case papers.
• In 1856 the Westminster Parliament was still able to refer to the Cornish as " aboriginals " . [ Foreshore Case papers, Page 11, Section 25]
• The 1 September 11 : 00 11 : 30 letter sent along with a hostage ER doctor : ( The case papers of the Nur-Pashi Kulayev's criminal trial.
• However for many years one of its best-known holdings was a single volume of judicial case papers bound in the actual skin of the 19th-century executed murderer John Horwood.
• In a statement filed with case papers, Jodie Guthrie, a regional compliance manager in Hoffman Estates, Ill ., said Kurowski joked with her managers and colleagues and invited her male colleagues'behavior.
• Merlin M4000 computers were installed in DSS offices across the country where they were used for Case Paper location ( tracking files as they moved from one room to another ) and calculating benefits.
• One of the important reasons for delays in the Indian Judicial System, is that the concept of'Sessions'is observed only in breach due to repeated adjournments, loop holes in the case papers and backlog of cases.
• However the three-month deadline given to the police to prepare the case papers elapsed, and in October 2010 the case was struck off by the Waigani magistrate s court and the bail amount refunded to Sarong.
• In his response, he stated that after originally passing case papers to the Crown Prosecution Service ( CPS ) in December 2008, the police were'" asked to provide further evidence, by the CPS in October 2009 ".
• The police officers, with the help of the soldiers, had arrested Suresh Sarkar, a clothes trader, from Bangabazar, a popular clothes market in downtown Dhaka on Jan . 29 . They freed Sarkar only after he paid up 300, 000 taka ( US $ 5, 000 ), according to a case papers filed by the victim.