Sentence examples for case has dominated from inspiring English sources

The case has dominated headlines and divided opinion.

The case has dominated the country's political discourse for years.

In recent years, the Zuma case has dominated this nation's political discourse, leading to a split within the A.N.C. and providing a rallying cry for Mr. Zuma's supporters to oust President Thabo Mbeki in September.

Nor does Davis, though he gives the impression that he has thought hard about the claims made by some pretty disreputable witnesses like Rangzieb Ahmed, whose case has dominated the Guardian's front page this week.

Although both countries have made clear they do not expect the charges to damage relations, the case has dominated worldwide news accounts in the past week, and indictments and potential trials could keep the case on the front pages for months to come.

As news of the two cases have dominated the front page here, some black elected officials have said it was high time for the City of Houston to establish a civilian review board to investigate complaints of police brutality, a proposal that they have made in the past only to see it die for lack of support.

"It was all so much bigger than we were," she says, as she looks back on the case that has dominated her career.

In a case that has dominated news coverage for weeks in this soccer-obsessed nation, the police said they had concluded their investigation and were charging the goalie, Bruno Fernandes das Dores de Souza, 25, and eight friends and family members in the killing of Eliza Samudio, 25, who disappeared in early June.

The Israeli prime minister's office and the Justice Ministry declined to comment on the emerging details in a case that has dominated the news here for days, more than two years after what appeared to be the suicide of a man known only as Prisoner X was revealed in local news reports that the government immediately quashed.

On Saturday Italian President Sergio Mattarella called for an "ample, rapid and severe" judicial process concerning the case, which has dominated newspapers' front pages for days.

Whether government officials have eavesdropped on privileged attorney-client communications as defense lawyers prepared their case for trial has dominated the last few days of hearings in the case of the five co-defendants accused of masterminding the September 11 , 2001terrorist attacks.