Sentence examples for case to work from inspiring English sources

Has it been a deeply frustrating case to work on?

Legal experts said it could take more than a year for the case to work its way through the system.

"You have to get up really, really early in this case to work out what is going on," Forshaw told the jury.

The Wild Bunch, as they are soon dubbed, are given an old, unsolved case to work on as a way of teaching them the merits of teamwork.

This, of course, conveniently allows Microsoft to continue to do as it pleases: it takes years for each case to work its way through the courts, and by then Microsoft's bundling has achieved the desired effect.

Some of the restaurant chains that would be covered by the regulations did not wait for the case to work its way through the appeals process — they posted the calorie counts anyway.

In the comic book, Jessica had unrelated cases to work through and non-Killgrave things going on in her life.

Mr Obama issued the orders in November to allow up to 5m illegal immigrants to remain in the United States and in many cases to work legally.

Through it all, the Supreme Court has been silent, largely because of the time it takes for cases to work their way up.

The World Jewish Congress and other Jewish groups that support such legal claims are calling for all lawyers involved in the Holocaust cases to work free.

If they disagree with the findings of the commission, defendants can appeal to federal court, but it can take years for those cases to work through the system.