Sentence examples for cases in progress from inspiring English sources

Are any cases in progress?

Charities have identified more than 200 who are still waiting in the camps, with only 35 of them understood to have cases in progress.

Only 35 of those are understood to have cases in progress, taken up by different voluntary organisations with the Home Office.

Transplant nurse Lisa Burnapp, of the British Transplantation Society's  (BTS) standards committee, said: "I'm aware of around 20 cases in progress right now.

The court found that by speaking repeatedly and candidly to the media about the case, Judge Jackson violated three longstanding ethical precepts for judges that prohibit commenting on cases in progress.

They point out that, although all eight sets of cases in progress are African, five were initiated by African governments themselves, and two (concerning Sudan and Libya) were referred to the court by the UN Security Council.

This method is not infallible, but the global scorecard since 1945 is not entirely discouraging: about two dozen successes; three failures (India, Pakistan, Israel); five problem arsenals born in the Cold War and complicated by Great Power competition (the United States, Russia, China, France, and Britain); and two cases-in-progress, North Korea and Iran.

Or maybe it's a result of the many high-profile athletes who've had continuous brush-ins with the law; it's conceivable that the media wanted to wait until the verdict to comment (indeed, commenting on a court case in progress can land journalists in legal trouble themselves).

In January 2009, Mr. Obama shut down the tribunal cases then in progress — including a previous version of the Sept. 11 case, then in pretrial motions — and appointed a task force to review detainee policies.

More than 150 cases are in progress, he said.

The idea was to present sizable excerpts from new and recent operas, and in some cases works in progress, in concert performances.