Sentence examples for cases existed from inspiring English sources

Only when the results are announced does the public even learn such cases existed.

Same-sex marriages acknowledge commitments that in many cases existed long before they won legal recognition.

"People were coming and going, asking for advice and not getting it, and sometimes forgetting the cases existed".

A triage system to identify urgent cases existed in both clinics, but waiting-list times until first appointment were not documented.

Their cases were not listed on any public docket, their hearings were closed to the public, and the immigration judges were instructed to neither confirm nor deny that their cases existed, when or if asked.

But Schwarzenegger's attempt to exploit the worst economic catastrophe since the Great Depression to "eliminate" health and human services programs that have, in some cases, existed for decades, belies the notion that he has any sense of empathy for those who are unfortunate enough to find themselves on the receiving end of his budgetary axe.

It could be that cases exist much more extensively".

"None of these cases exist in a judicial vacuum," Mr. Zuroff said.

For instance, in 2006, almost all the city councillors of the resort of Marbella were imprisoned for fraud and corruption, and similar cases exist throughout the country.

In addition, no doubt many cases exist where civilians have been killed by US/Nato action simply are not reported (censorship by omission).

Depending upon how many such "hard cases" exist, Craig says, the Administration will decide whether new laws, including possibly those enabling some sort of preventive detention, are necessary.