Sentence examples for cases for joining from inspiring English sources

Scrum-half Ben Youngs is another whose form has waned, and Scotland's Greig Laidlaw and Ireland's Conor Murray have made good cases for joining the Welshman Mike Phillips in Gatland's squad.

It is pressing the case for joining the UN.

Ostensibly these were to determine the economic case for joining the euro.

If your friends were still eating, I could see the case for joining them.

In 2009, he told a Catalan television station that there was a strong case for joining the euro in the wake of the financial crisis.

Awkwardly, the better the argument for keeping the firm broad, the better the case for joining forces with a retail and commercial bank.

This week, the Britain in Europe campaign marshalled a posse of international economists to present the case for joining the single currency.

Both parties are broadly pro-European, another small bonus for Mr Blair when the time comes to put the case for joining the euro to a referendum.What is in it for the Liberal Democrats?

His recent trips to Romania have not created a groundswell to return him to the throne, but the government did hire him as an ambassador-at-large to make its case for joining NATO.

Ford is also delighted with Lancaster's decision to delay selection of his elite squad for the autumn Tests from July to October, giving the Bath man and Cipriani, who was also flawless with the boot on Saturday, more time to state their case for joining the queue for the No10 shirt currently worn by Owen Farrell.

And he said that Britain should join EMU thereafter if, but only if, the single currency is successful and the economic case for joining is clear and unambiguous.All the government is doing is to hint that it might be inclined to make this case early in the next parliament ie, in about five years' time.