Sentence examples for amount to a case from inspiring English sources

Putting together sufficient evidence to amount to a "case to answer" on the basis of publicly available material will often be tricky.

There has been no public comment on Mr Hersh's claims, which would amount to a case of US military chiefs undermining the civilians leadership of President Barack Obama and his administration.

Within sight of the commemorative Peterloo plaque stuck on the outside of the Radisson Hotel (once the Free Trade Hall, which probably says something about the smothering of civic values by consumerism), most of the young passersby I talk to amount to a case study in generational abstention, albeit for a variety of reasons.

Which brings me to a final thought: maybe all this amounts to a case for Rick Perry.

The couple's treatment of the two workers amounted to a case of "modern-day slavery," the indictment charged.

It said: "This catalogue of errors amounts to a case study in how not to run a public body.

In his ruling, which ran to 600 pages, Mr Justice Cresswell said there was insufficient evidence to prove that Lloyd's actions amounted to a case of fraud.

On Wednesday, the Met defended Walton saying that it had disagreed with the IPCC's conclusions that the actions of Walton and Lambert amounted to a case to answer on a charge of misconduct.

Their report concludes that secret detention "amounts to a case of enforced disappearance" and that it is "a manifold human rights violation that cannot be justified under any circumstances, including during states of emergency".

Mr. Donchak's lawyer, William Fetterhoff, said that the trial amounted to a case of double jeopardy — being tried twice for the same crime — and that the two were indicted only because the government was dissatisfied with the state verdict.

But the friendly has had a little impact on the naysayers in what amounts to a case study of racism in central Europe.The Roma have had their own football club in the northern Czech town of Děčín, near the German border, since 1962.