The phrase "a case to remain" is not correct and may cause confusion in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing a situation or argument that justifies staying in a particular place or condition, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "There is a case to remain in the city for the duration of the project due to the resources available."
Alternatives: "a reason to stay" or "justification for remaining".
We concluded that the decision was 'a radical and dangerous departure from the historical and constitutionally guaranteed right of a defendant in a criminal case to remain completely silent requiring the State to prove its case without any assistance of any kind from the defendant himself.' Id., at 108, 90 S.Ct., at 1909.
Then it emerged that his Brazilian lover, a nightclub dancer, was pregnant, which provided him with a legal case to remain in Brazil.Thereafter he lived on the offerings of British tabloid reporters, Japanese tourists whom he charged £40 to attend a barbeque at his house and £25 for a photograph and visiting British rock stars.
A session on Tuesday was the third time in five days that Donald H. Rumsfeld had sought to make a public case to remain as defense secretary.
"I think he made a passionate case to remain but the most important thing is that he said the EU is not perfect, though the solution is to remain," says one man, who remains a Remain voter.
The prime minister said he had also protected Britain from further political integration inside the EU, adding: "Let me put this as simply as I can: Britain will never be part of a European superstate". Outlining his case to remain "in a reformed Europe", Mr Cameron said "turning our back on the EU is no solution at all".
If a defendant allows the case to remain in the administrative court, then the S.E.C. would have to prove a violation by clear and convincing evidence, a higher standard than the usual one applied in federal court of a preponderance of the evidence.
Politte (2-2) made his case to remain in a depleted rotation that suddenly finds itself without an ace.
But the face-saving amendment would allow only a small swath of cases to remain in state courts, based on a strange formula that has the makings of a litigation nightmare.
He asked that Democrats "honor these survivors by respecting their desire to be left alone, and in some cases to remain anonymous". A copy of the letter was leaked online Sunday.
