Sentence examples for case went ahead from inspiring English sources

They denied all the charges and although the case went ahead, it collapsed because of time restraints and insufficient evidence.

The case went ahead and the high court found in Chambers's favour on Friday and overturned his conviction.

The sudden acceleration came just hours after the publication of an article in Corriere della Sera pointing out that, if the case went ahead at the normal pace, Mr Berlusconi would very likely leap free once again.

Mr Clinton's lawyers argued that the case would distract the president from his duties, so should be delayed; and that, if this case went ahead, future presidents would surely face more suits brought by political enemies.

From the witness box, Laurie Bristow, director for national security at the Foreign Office, claimed that if the case went ahead, there was a danger that MI6 operations and those of foreign states would be exposed.

The extortion case went ahead in Shrewsbury on 18 February 1922, at the end of which it took the jury only three minutes to find Bigland not guilty.

This could well be a precedent if the Jebb case goes ahead.

The health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, made no objection to the case going ahead, although his department has insisted the new rules are lawful.

Red, gold and green is too clashing (unless your Christmas is black and white Insta-ed in which case: go ahead, fine).

If the case goes ahead it will make Chirac the first holder of France's highest office to face a corruption trial.

The Democrats in Congress will be wary of cutting money for troops, and Mr Bush as commander-in-chief will in any case go ahead and deploy them in the next few weeks, but voices of discouragement are growing.