Sentence examples for case news from inspiring English sources

CNN has a correspondent and crew in place, just in case news breaks out in the woods.

As it was considering his case, news came from Fontwell of a rider apparently leaping off a favourite halfway round the track.

"Accused of Discrimination, Clothing Chain Settles Case" (news article, Dec. 22) reports yet another instance of blatant racial profiling and discrimination, this time by a national chain of children's clothing stores.

While in an ordinary criminal matter, the disclosure of the arrest of a top suspect might be regarded as a break in the case, news of Mr. Burayev's detention proved anything but.

In the second case, news reports said a department veterinarian had started to take a brain sample from a staggering cow he thought had brain disease, but was overruled by a regional officer.

While I welcome your coverage of the landmark decision of the Israeli Supreme Court in our case (news article, May 23; Week in Review, May 28; news item, June 1), I wish to clarify certain matters that may mislead people and jeopardize their safety.

On Thursday, after the justices once again did not issue rulings in any of the biggest cases, news organizations blared the "news" to their followers.

In other cases, news media might be asked not to compromise intelligence operations by exposing an identity (an obvious example, in my view, would be the WikiLeaks stories).

But the law relies mostly on answers from manufacturers to questions posed by the agency, which are gleaned from consumer complaints and, in some cases, news reports.

In some cases, news about Italy reported by Russian state-controlled website RT Today has been especially skewed against the prime minister.

In some cases, news executives are issuing guidelines to educate and re-educate their staffs about precautions to protect their notes and other source materials from being sought as evidence in legal cases.