Sentence examples for a case why from inspiring English sources

I had to make a case why I needed to go on leave.

"The Conservative Party has got to stop arguing between two camps and start presenting a case why it wants to be the government of this country," he said.

I and others made a case why, indeed, we needed to redraw that red line, but many Americans seemed to think that all we were doing is drawing a red line in a pool of blood.

Should win: Eva Green This is probably the hardest category of all, because I could make a case why each of these women could win, except for Queen Latifah for her role in Bessie.

The Cleveland Plain Dealer's Terry Pluto makes a case why it's not crazy to hire the coordinator of the N.F.L.'s 26th-ranked offense, but others, like ESPN.com's James Walker, believe it's a risky call that will determine Holmgren's legacy in Cleveland.

According to the person close to the S.E.C. investigation, the agency sent Wells calls, which essentially tell people or companies to muster a case why they should not be sued, to Michael Conway, a KPMG partner who was a lead auditor on the Xerox account, and three other KPMG partners.

In any case, why a man such as Trebell would find Amy both available for conquest and irritating to have around afterward is amply evident.

Diana Fortuna, president of the Citizens Budget Commission, said Mr. Bloomberg could have increased pressures for union concessions if he had presented a detailed case why unions should accept givebacks, like a longer workday.

Although the Social Democrats preach pro-European solidarity, they argue that Cyprus is a special case: why would German Social Democrats support what they see as a Russian-owned, floating tax haven?

In his motion to speak to reporters, Mr. Moussaoui, a native French speaker, wrote in imperfect English that, "If they have a strong case why I am stop in court to say my story about F.B.I. cover up".

And the A.F.L.-C.I.O. has to make a strong case why it itself is needed.