Sentence examples for allowing cases from inspiring English sources

The Bloomberg administration has dealt with many of the discrimination claims by paying settlements, rather than allowing cases to go to trial.

Tracey McDermott, the FCA's director of enforcement and financial crime, said: "By allowing cases to drift without agreement, [Yorkshire's] actions meant that customers in vulnerable circumstances risked falling into further financial difficulty.

"It's definitely a move forward," said lawyer Anand Grover Although the law is rarely enforced in reality, it is still used to bribe and intimidate homosexuals - allowing cases to go unreported for fears of being punished for engaging in homosexual activity.

A compromise motion allowing cases to be heard in private "only as a last resort" was defeated.

Come 2016, trial still underway, the Supreme Court controversially set time limits regarding the right to a "speedy trial," allowing cases to be thrown out after a period of delays.

Last year, Transparency International called for a reform of the judiciary system, which it said was "underperforming" and allowing cases to be prolonged excessively because of the multiple appeal routes.

Justice Scalia, who is often attracted to bright line rules, said allowing case-by-case determinations would produce endless litigation.

By contrast, screening and treating a limited subset of the population more frequently and rapidly continually truncates infectiousness in the population, allowing case numbers to decline.

But the courts have so far allowed cases in Detroit, Atlanta, Boston, New Orleans and Cleveland to go forward.

The administration argued that the alien tort law had been "commandeered" to allow cases that had "no connection whatsoever with the United States".

To allow cases to go forward, judges would also be given authority to order the government to produce unclassified or redacted versions of the evidence.