Sentence examples for cases has begun from inspiring English sources

Scotland Yard has confirmed that a senior investigating officer, who is familiar with other rendition cases, has begun examining the role of UK intelligence officials during the questioning of Abu Zubaydah at CIA so-called "black sites".

But because equalizing current financing cannot address disparities built up between rich and poor districts over time, and because discrimination suits have faded with the end of legally sanctioned segregation, the latest wave of cases has begun focusing on conditions and programs, not money.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the flu has hit hard in every state except Hawaii and Oregon, and while the number of cases has begun to decline, flu activity is expected to remain elevated for several more weeks, the agency reported.

Still, over the last few years, the number of polio cases has begun to rise alarmingly.

However, by June cases had begun to appear in the northern provinces of Thailand as well.

And in Mexico, where the outbreak apparently had its origins, new cases have begun to ebb.

But lately, cases have begun to be detected in other regions of France.

In Mexico, where the outbreak apparently had its origins, new cases have begun to ebb, and President Felipe Calderón lowered the national alert level on Monday.

Even though the two sides have yet to make their opening arguments, the outlines of their cases have begun to emerge.

Many hospitals were already at or beyond their safe working levels, "with high numbers of frail patients stuck on wards for want of social care,"and a rise in influenza cases had begun.

The recession has had a profound effect on spending habits as Britons shop around for the best deal on their groceries – and in many cases have begun to buy less.