key case

noun

1. a small case in which keys are carried.

Example Sentences

“That is a key case in that line of cases, and the fact he was not aware of it is extraordinary,” Goitein said.

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District Judge Dana Sabraw, who oversaw the key case challenging the zero-tolerance policy and family separations in 2018, will have final say on the settlement.

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One key case came before the justices Tuesday in a challenge to how Congress set up the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, a Wall Street regulator set up in the wake of the 2008 recession.

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“Take out its wall-to-wall F-bombs, envelope-pushing scatological humor and often gross and, in one key case, deeply disturbing visuals, and you’re pretty much left with an amusing if rote story of well-meaning animals learning lessons on the road,” writes film critic Gary Goldstein for The Times.

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Take out its wall-to-wall F-bombs, envelope-pushing scatological humor and often gross and, in one key case, deeply disturbing visuals, and you’re pretty much left with an amusing if rote story of well-meaning animals learning lessons on the road.

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