Sentence examples for case which would from inspiring English sources

We hope the court resists the temptation to toss out the case, which would force women to file lawsuits one by one.

The civil rights groups Justice and Liberty have joined the case, which would break new legal ground if the government wins.

A year earlier, he had suggested that Kauto lacked the mystique of Desert Orchid, a case which would now be much harder to make.

"In the moon case, which would of course provide our great-grandchildren with a base for travel beyond the solar system, the question is cost," he said.

"It was a completely fictitious case, a science-fiction case which would have required time travel, and I don't have a time machine," he told the Commons committee.

He has not talked again about the Caravaggio case, which would surely be tempting if he was making it up for sensation's sake.

Mr. Kerry, for example, proposes a federal program to reimburse employee health plans for their most expensive, catastrophic cases, which would, in turn hold down premiums, he says.

Giuliani administration officials, however, said the night in court demonstrated the need for more judges to handle more cases, which would reduce the pressure to offer plea bargains.

The Dutch courts have been known to issue cross-border injunctions in I.P. cases, which would broaden the effect of the court's decision.

"Our engines are programmed to 'de-rate' in these cases, which would result in drivers not being able to maintain highway speeds," said Mark Land, a Cummins spokesman.

The administration could simply agree that detainees held in the United States were entitled to have their cases reviewed in habeas corpus cases, which would undercut several years of legal and Congressional arguments.