Sentence examples for cases for an from inspiring English sources
They are taking their marriage licenses and heading to a church or synagogue for a second ceremony or, in some cases, for an alternative to the civil proceeding.
There, kept in separate chambers until the deal was struck, both Ashraf Ghani and Abdullah Abdullah made their cases for an end to the election deadlock.
Then comes filling out the application, which usually comes with an essay; sitting, in some cases, for an interview; and navigating the financial-aid paperwork.
Accident and emergency unit targets were being missed – in some cases for an entire year – patients faced "unacceptable" waits for cancer diagnoses, and patients requiring emergency mental health support were being moved to hospitals hundreds of miles away from home.
To that end, the endless dinners at coat-and-tie places like Ogden's and Nicole's Bistro were not just to curry favor with legislators but also to plead their cases for an hour or two away from the harried pace of the Capitol.
The National Audit Office has found that, of 150 senior executives who left in the three years ending December 2012, which cost the corporation £25 million, or $39 million, the BBC paid more salary in lieu of notice than contractually mandated in 22 cases, for an extra cost of £1.4 million, or $2.2 million.
Surely a case for an umbrella group?
Stiglitz also makes a superficial case for an imperialist plot.
She makes a strong case for an Obama presidency.
