Sentence examples for case has begun from inspiring English sources

The motion from the dissenting states came as the tempo around the long-running antitrust case has begun accelerating again.

But with Mr. Bush, a vigorous supporter of the death penalty, now the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, the case has begun to take on political significance.

So far, Ms. Varroni has refused to pay the fines, and her case has begun working its way up Italy's legal system.

The two sides no doubt talked about a settlement before the complaint was filed, but now that the case has begun they will both dig in their heels, at least for a while.

At this point, Mike Weir, Woods, Kenny Perry and Davis Love III can make a case for player of the year, but Furyk's case has begun to look as strong as anyone's.

But the lone F.B.I. agent assigned to the case has begun working with an assistant United States attorney to arrange interviews and begin collecting what scant documentary evidence exists.

The government had introduced retrospective legislation after the case had begun.

In fact, the case had begun to erode Berenson's authority long before the jury's deliberations.

Justice Kennedy jumped in soon after Mary Bonauto, who was representing the same-sex couples who brought the case, had begun to speak.

And just as importantly, according to law enforcement officials, the prosecutors realized that public opinion about the case had begun to shift toward Mr. Lee.

But in Mumbai last week, I had the distinct sense that, real or imagined, public perceptions of the case have begun to erode the fount of good will toward the United States so assiduously built up over the last decade.