Sentence examples for aftermath of cases from inspiring English sources

Some critics even contend that the city's three-year spike in child fatalities, and last year's drop, are part of a predictable pattern in the aftermath of cases like Elisa Izquierdo's: a get-tough policy of removing children from homes that floods the foster care system and then subsides until the next public outcry.

In 1974, in the aftermath of the cases concerning the Newcastle council leader T Dan Smith and John Poulson, the architect who bribed him, reports appeared accusing Short of taking money from Smith to deposit in a secret Swiss bank account.

Conflicting narratives emerged in the aftermath of these cases of unarmed black men brutalized or killed by police.

In the aftermath of the case, legal analysts said that this case would be important for future arbitration case law.

In the aftermath of that case, they brought a separate case to the European court of human rights in Strasbourg against the UK government, arguing that English libel law and the lack of legal aid for defendants of defamation cases had forced them to represent themselves.

Parents say the aftermath of the case has brought more anxiety.

The F.B.I. security program has been under fire in the aftermath of the case of Robert P. Hanssen, a senior F.B.I. agent who pleaded guilty to spying for Moscow.

His announcement was a disappointment to Senate Republican leaders who had hoped Mr. Craig would surrender his seat in the aftermath of a case they consider an embarrassment.

Prosecutors said in a statement released after the verdict was read that two important legal principles had been established in the aftermath of the case.

In the aftermath of the case, a broader question arises, Floyd Norris writes in DealBook: "Why did Fabrice Tourre's security exist?" The mortgage security at the heart of the case "in no way helped to create capital for anything.

Two state legislators pleaded guilty to felony conspiracy in Federal District Court in St . Louisand resigned from their offices in the aftermath of a case involving the cover-up of election fraud.