Sentence examples for case for declaring from inspiring English sources

If so, the US would then have a stronger case for declaring war against the perpetrators.

To Gorman and other opponents, all this amounts to a solid case for declaring cannabis legalization a failure and to warn off other states.

If the nuclear DNA of the Denisova child should differ as much as its mitochondrial DNA does from that of Neanderthals and modern humans, the case for declaring it a new species would be strengthened.

What was a phenomenological breakthrough became in The Second Sex a liberatory tool: by attending to the ways that patriarchal structures used the sexual difference to deprive women of their "can do" bodies, Beauvoir made the case for declaring this deprivation oppressive.

The more contraception bans succeed, the stronger the eventual case for declaring fertilized eggs sacrosanct.

Compelling as the environmental case is for declaring a no-take marine reserve, it clearly also suits the Government's policy of wanting to keep the islanders from returning.

IN the aftermath of the December blizzard, Ms. Sadik-Khan, like virtually everyone else in the Bloomberg administration, was heavily criticized — in her case for not declaring a snow emergency.

Hands shot up in agreement with what, in my humble opinion, was a pretty good case for Yorkshire declaring its immediate independence.

The Third Circuit reviewed the case again and, last March, found multiple grounds for declaring the act unconstitutional.

Surprisingly, only approximately 39%% of tax evasion cases were captured by the SECCS, and were mostly fined for declaring a lower CIF value or a wrong tax code.

Clearer systems for declaring a major incident.