Sentence examples for brought a case for from inspiring English sources
In 1995 Bridget O'Connor, an unpaid intern at a psychiatric clinic in New York, brought a case for sexual harassment against the clinic and one of its doctors.
After a long-running investigation into insider trading at the hedge fund SAC Capital Advisors, an inquiry that has produced several guilty pleas and a record $616 million civil penalty, the government on Friday brought a case for the first time against the fund's billionaire owner, Steven A. Cohen.
The film documented the story of a farmer in Zimbabwe who brought a case for racism against President Mugabe.
Time limits The act imposes strict time limits throughout the procedure for bringing a case for discrimination.
The aggrieved man's trade union said it was not possible under the present law to bring a case for discrimination on caste grounds.
Day is to bring a case for compensation against the Government which, he says, has a duty to clear the area after every exercise.
tried to bring a case for him in U.S. courts, but the government got it thrown out by asserting its state-secrets privilege; another suit has stalled.
Lady Greenfield vowed to bring a case for sexual discrimination when she was made redundant in January after 12 years as director of the 211-year-old institution.
The position of Mr Djanogly, the minister overseeing the plans, is that the introduction of fees will reduce spurious claims from those who, at present, can bring a case for free and so have nothing to lose.
We want you to come forward and we'll pay you and we do have permission to tell people that, "Yes, we loved your tip but we're not going to bring a case for these reasons," or maybe that "Your tip has been assigned to a certain person but that's all we can tell you".
