Sentence examples for cases are understood from inspiring English sources

Councils across the UK, some of which have already used article 4 in individual cases, are understood to be keeping an eye on what happens in Wandsworth.

Some of the cases are understood to relate to religious institutions.

One of the cases is understood to involve Serdar Mohammed, who was captured by UK soldiers in April 2010, but not handed over to the Afghan security services until July that year, despite regulations requiring any transfer to take place within 96 hours.

However, it has been suggested by Steinhoff (2010) that torturing the guilty can in many cases be understood as torturing the guilty in self-defence.

Throughout the western USA, pastoralism-wildlife interactions are taking place in a changed and changing environment that can, in some cases, be understood as ecosystem engineering.

The costs in the Subotic case are understood to have reached the low six-figures, but would have easily reached the million-pound mark if it had been permitted to go to a full trial.

The Rhino case is understood to be one of the first to allege collusion – or anti-competitive behaviour – in relation to the Libor scandal.

The case is understood to be based on the huge salaries and bonuses the three men allegedly paid themselves at Fifa, and the alleged leaking of information about new Fifa president, Gianni Infantino, to the media.

The US chemical giant DuPont, which made Benlate and has spent millions of dollars fighting the case, is understood to have already handed over the money to the family.

But if a court case is understood to involve the Basic Law — the quasi-constitution of Hong Kong — the court can request from the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, a political organ in Beijing, a reinterpretation of the Basic Law.

But Brawn said: "We have a blemish-free record here and it was very important to Mercedes that the facts of this case were understood".