Sentence examples for case to take from inspiring English sources

So there is a clear case to take action.

None has made a compelling case to take the lead, far less one for removing Britain from the European Union.

"If I have a case to take before her, I expect she will probably grill me harder than other people".

Oh, and there has been real life too: relatives to check up on — in one case to take to the hospital, etc.

Judge Lauria said it was common for a contested custody case to take eight months to a year in Family Court.

The owner, Ruben Aguirre, has blamed the country's biggest university for pursuing a court case to take over the building housing the bar.

There was "a compelling case to take action" to prevent deals such as the East West Link development being struck so close to an election, Andrews said.

Because they are leading in most opinion polls (and are the favourites at most bookies' counters), Ukip are a particularly interesting case to take on.

Mr. Scaring said he welcomed the change because it permits a prosecutor "with no stake in the case to take an objective, fresh look".

But with relocation -- in her case, to take a job as a caseworker at Children's Specialized Hospital in Mountainside -- came loneliness.

It is clear detectives are not just investigating but building criminal cases to take to court.