Sentence examples for case has suggested from inspiring English sources

The long-running Zuma case has suggested several nightmare scenarios for this young democracy, where the A.N.C.'s dominance all but assures its candidate the presidency.

A post-mortem examination carried out on the main accused in the Delhi gang-rape case has suggested he did die as a result of hanging, Indian media has reported.

The judge presiding over that case has suggested that the state give a legitimate reason to terminate the relationship beyond "concerns about the harvesting and sale of fetal tissue". .

Lawyers not involved in the case have suggested that the prosecutors may have wanted to include the perjury charges not only as a message to other potential witnesses but also to provide room for negotiation with Mr. Schwarz.

Supporters of those charged in the case have suggested that Mr. Derwish fooled the young men into believing that they were merely furthering their religious studies while he was recruiting them for Al Qaeda.

The gap between the criminal and civil systems could be addressed by police training, which some experts have said appears deficient in light of the shooting; some who have reviewed the case have suggested that Officer Neri may have had his finger on the trigger as he patrolled the rooftop with his gun drawn, a violation of the department's procedure.

Lawyers for Sergeant Hensley and the other snipers accused in the case have suggested the baiting program is relevant to their defense because it demonstrates the extent to which Army and Pentagon commanders approved unconventional methods of killing not only insurgents but also unarmed men of military age who were believed to be enemy fighters.

What information the prosecutor hoped to learn from Ms. Novak and Mr. Luskin was not publicly known, but lawyers in the case had suggested that the information could be used by Mr. Luskin to help Mr. Rove explain his belated disclosure of a conversation with another Time reporter, Matthew Cooper.

The Congress Party is almost certain to be defeated in this year's general elections, but there may be reason to believe, as some reports on the Doniger case have suggested, that the likely victory of the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party will further chill free speech in India.

Documents in the case have suggested that Mr. Morris, Mr. Hevesi's most trusted political adviser, was the architect of the corruption in the comptroller's office and reaped millions of dollars by acting as a gatekeeper for private equity firms and hedge funds looking to do business with the pension fund.

Students of the case had suggested that the best chance at another successful prosecution was Mr. Burrage, who days before the killings bragged that a dam he was digging on his farmland would be a good place to bury civil rights workers, according to testimony in 1967.