Sentence examples for cases starts from inspiring English sources

As the number of PPI cases starts to fall, delays should start to improve, the ombudsman said.

Pardiss Kebriaei, a senior attorney specializing in national security at the Center for Constitutional Rights, claims standard operating procedure in terror cases "starts with surveillance and profiling on the basis of religion, politics and national origin".

There is a pattern running through many of the cases where convictions have been overturned: first, you have a defendant who, with little or no knowledge of the criminal justice system, in many cases, starts by believing the system to be fair.

In particular, two different games have been defined: Simulation of Clinical Cases starts from real medical records and utilizes the user profile to build a realistic problem, in order to allow the acquisition of specific skills regarding treatment protocols and diagnostic procedure.

The most widely known public campaign against TB are the bumper stickers plastered across thousands of rickshaws, declaring "Don't Spit! Spitting spreads TB!" However, the discovery of TB cases starts with making pharmacists more aware of the symptoms, detection processes, and free treatment options.

The clinical course in typical cases starts with early-onset weakness of ankle dorsiflexors and a "hanging big toe" sign.

Phone-hacking cases started with football.

Those cases started during the terms of Mr. Christie's predecessors, Robert J. Cleary and Faith Hochberg.

The i-Volution cases start at $70 and cover the front and back of the iPod.

But in 1985 the number of cases started to rise, causing national concern.

In many cases, starting a négociant simply makes good financial sense.