Sentence examples for cases after which from inspiring English sources

The Special Rapporteur also speaks about his work in both national and international free speech cases, after which the audience asks questions.

A Bush administration policy requires that all Haitian refugees remain in indefinite detention pending the outcome of their immigration cases, after which most are deported.

A maximum yield of GO is obtained in all cases, after which no further improvement is achieved and the size of the sheets decreases.

His firm also asked him to take over some securities cases, after which he was named Securities Commissioner for the State of Maryland – and that's where his negotiating skills were born.

The former proprietor of The Daily Telegraph was freed last year after successfully persuading the US Supreme Court to limit the scope of potential prosecution arguments in fraud cases, after which two of his four convictions were quashed.

The treatment was continued for 6 months (3 cases), after which it was stopped without a return of the symptoms.

There was a major scandal and a court case, after which Russell was allowed to formalise the adoption.

This means he faces more inquiries into the case, after which it will either be dismissed, or he will be sent to stand trial.

He had six months to reply and set out his case after which a determinations panel, independent of the investigations team, should decide whether he has to make a contribution and how much it should be.

The uptown petroglyphs served as a test case, after which he packed up his tools and camping gear, and began carving his way across the continent, from California to Nova Scotia.

Disputes between Rwandan families were traditionally solved by all those concerned sitting down on a patch of grass (gacaca) and stating their case, after which a village elder made a judgment.