Sentence examples for back up the case from inspiring English sources

"She would say, 'give me the numbers' to back up the case for funding feminist studies".

Since the lower court had ruled in favor of the regulations, the opinion helps back up the case against the FCC repeal, according to John Bergmayer, senior counsel at Public Knowledge, a consumer advocacy organization.

My mind clicked into gear, issuing bullet points to back up the case for self-destruction: If my cat had HD, I wouldn't make it carry on, but would get the vet to put it out of its misery.

Traditional arguments for the existence of God and contemporary attempts to use fine-tuning and cosmology to back up the case for his existence always strike me as kinds of games, since hardly anyone believes on the basis of these arguments at all.

They don't have any fresh information or research to back up the case for change.

Since raising interest rates risks strengthening an overvalued peso, that backs up the case for tax increases.

In the report he wrote: "Under pressure from Downing Street to find anything to back up the WMD case, British intelligence was squeezing their agents in Iraq for information.

Just as computer users back up their laptops in case they break or are lost, Estonia is working out how to back up the country, in case it is attacked by Russia.Estonia has already shown notable prowess in putting government services online.

But as a precaution, the Corps of Engineers was building a makeshift berm on Monday to back up the levee in case it failed or was topped by water, officials said.

But on 28 June this year the court of appeal overturned that decision, saying that the judge was wrong and that there was insufficient evidence to back up the couple's case.

In an unprecedented move, David Blunkett, the home secretary, and Jack Straw, the foreign secretary, signed public interest immunity certificates - a device designed to gag courts - without providing evidence to back up the prosecution's case and without the defence having the opportunity to argue against it.