Sentence examples for case undertaken from inspiring English sources

But it represents the first such case undertaken by the Obama administration's federal mortgage task force, formed this year, of which Schneiderman is co-chair.

When I first read the piece last night, it immediately harked back to the devastating Colorado fires last summer, where this same issue — runaway development in a danger zone — was also revealed best by an online journalism effort — in that case undertaken by I-News, an innovative partnership involving nonprofit and for-profit news enterprises.

Diane Eisele, 66, of Springfield Township, Ohio, said the controversy was merely the latest evidence of corruption in the Obama administration, ticking off other episodes like the attack on the diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya, and the Operation Fast and Furious gun-trafficking case undertaken by the Bureau of Alcohol , Tobacco Firearms and Explosives.

Based on the assessment of the German case undertaken in the preceding chapters, a number of general implications regarding the current and option values of flexible bioelectricity provision and their remuneration can be derived.

Federal courts also try claims by and against the United States, such as cases undertaken to protect federal assets.

In numerous major crime cases undertaken at our laboratory the recovery of large numbers of fibres (>1000), particularly in cases with no known source, presented several challenges.

But she said "the important thing is that people can understand what is going on", which has not been the case for some of the more complex cases undertaken by the EU.

"This is one of, if not the most, unique and significant cases undertaken by a racing regulator, simply by the sheer number of violations uncovered," said Ron Ochyrm, executive director of the New York State Racing and Wagering Board.

Paul K. Charlton, a now-former US Attorney in Arizona, certainly thought so when he broke ranks and ordered the mandatory recording of any statements from an investigative target in cases undertaken by his office.

In one of the biggest and most complex cases undertaken in Northern Ireland, he was interviewed by detectives more than 1,000 times and the information he gave them ran beyond 12,000 pages.

These were no isolated cases, undertaken perhaps in the aftermath of the violent suppression of the People's Revolt in the GDR on 17 June 1953, or in the face of a growing communist threat.