Sentence examples for case claim from inspiring English sources

Both the NYPD, in Bah's case, and the New Rochelle police, in Cruz's case, claim that the distressed individual lunged at officers with a knife.

The court papers in his case claim that the invasion of his privacy was so great it's affected all aspects of his health.

But it is clear that Fox is quickly replacing images that might keep viewers away should the Martin case claim the nation's attention when "Neighborhood Watch" is released, on July 27.

Many suicidal people might, if they were disposed to argue their case, claim that they were, indeed, sacrificing themselves to save others, if not from imminent death, at least from a life blighted by the need to care for them.

But David Cameron is a public figure, who has made a very public fuss, quite rightly, about the questionable morality of firms that do lucrative business in the UK – and in this case claim the kudos of being a "British" brand – while paying little or no taxation here, and keeping their financial affairs secret.

The three Afghans bringing the case claim their situation is no different to that of the Iraqis.

In spring 2013, the judge threw out the case, claiming a lack of evidence.

"It's as though the police have messed with the whole case," claimed Hall.

(A new European case claims that Microsoft has failed to do so).

The case, claiming $2 billion in damages, was thrown out late last year over the issue of jurisdiction.

The case claims that Pinkus "engaged in a scheme to dupe" Lee into assigning the copyright without any payment.