例句與造句

1. The net result of this congressional and judicial action has been the adoption in habeas corpus of a " ` qualified application of the doctrine of res judicata . "'
2. Under the international doctrine of res judicata Alay Rahm can never file another lawsuit against Sathya Sai Baba in the United States or India for the same claims made in this case ."
3. Despite this new evidence, the state court rejected Foster's " habeas " petition stating that the new evidence did not present " purposeful discrimination " and so did not provide sufficient reason to go against the doctrine of res judicata.
4. However, if the claims are related to the same set of facts, the plaintiff may be barred from bringing claims later by the doctrine of res judicata, e . g . if a plaintiff sues for assault and the case is concluded, he may not later sue for battery regarding the same occurrence.
5. The emergence at this time of the doctrine of res judicata brought finality to the verdicts rendered, complementing the " Tractatus " though not a part of it, and serving to emphasize that the " Tractatus " was itself a part of Henry's reforms, but not the only part.
6. It's difficult to find doctrine of res judicata in a sentence. 用doctrine of res judicata造句挺難的
7. Senator Miriam Defensor Santiago, a constitutional expert, warned critics of the Corona's appointment to obey the rule of law, saying that the appointment of Corona has already been laid to rest under the doctrine of res judicata, meaning that it can no longer be relitigated in court, because it has already been decided with finality.
8. See Wong Doo v . United States, 265 U . S . 224, 241 ( 1924 ) ( affirming even though " the courts below erred in applying the inflexible doctrine of res judicata " to dismiss an abusive petition, because " it does not follow that the judgment should be reversed; for it plainly appears that the situation was one where, according to a sound judicial discretion, controlling weight must have been given to the prior refusal " ).