Sentence examples for a case moves from inspiring English sources

Grand juries require prosecutors to prove there was probable cause – that is, more probable than not – that a crime has been committed, before a case moves to trial.

It found that a president who goes on television to make a case moves public opinion only negligibly, by less than a percentage point.

As a case moves from one point to the next, the answers to SDM's questionnaires build a complete dossier.

But Gillibrand's fact sheet on the issue notes that all claims end up on the desk of the victim's commander, "who becomes the sole decision maker over whether a case moves forward".

Class action lawyers have an incentive to win and to keep a case moving forward, but traditional law firms have done some first class work, too.

The scope of conflicts that arise in having such a case move forward are compelling, the stuff of which legal dramas are made.

So what system will better protect you from such retaliation -- one in which your unit's commander signs off on a case moving forward, or one in which outside lawyers, possibly hundreds of miles away from your unit, do so?

As with anything you do inside a computer case, move slowly and carefully.

How to Live with Danger 10 February 2012 As the Sangji case moves towards a legal judgment, will the academy learn its lessons?

Once the investigation became a criminal matter, the case moved with a new sense of urgency, 16 years after Mr. Cullen started work as a nurse and years after he says he began killing people.

Nationalists dismissed warnings of job losses from banks relocating their HQs to England, claiming it would simply be a case of moving a brass plate.