In Brazil, a postulator I knew on another sainthood cause received the news that the miracle case he had put forth was rejected, so it's not automatic.
While mitigating evidence is supposed to be considered in the penalty phases of capital cases, defense lawyers in many of these cases "don't put forth enough" mitigating evidence and in some cases offer none at all, "incredible as it seems," Professor Denno said.
Whoever runs is going to have to be willing to face the opposition and put forth his case.
Uniformly, in the gay-marriage cases, the only justifications put forth by opponents of marriage equality are those based on tradition, custom, or prejudice.
Just as no convention could make it the case that I believe that P, so too no convention could make it the case that I intend to put forth a certain sentence as an assertion.
On these and other matters, Judge Bishop made a plausible case that Sherman could have put forth a more compelling defense.
He had denied the allegations but could not answer questions and put forth his case during a trial due to having dementia.
Barack Obama has insistently put forth the case that, in his words, "secularists are wrong when they ask believers to leave their religion at the door before entering into the public square".
Here, it doesn't relate to representations in the artistic sense but to lies that are being told, or deceptive actions being undertaken, in order to put forth a case, in order to assuage pride, in order to set artificial ground rules upon which a meeting of the minds in negotiation can result.
Mr. Obama purposefully chose this hardscrabble town of 4,500 people, about 50 miles south of Kansas City, Kan., where Theodore Roosevelt once laid out the progressive platform he called "the New Nationalism" to put forth his case for a payroll tax cut and his broader arguments against the Republican economic agenda in what his aides hoped would be viewed as a defining speech.
