Sentence examples for cases that for from inspiring English sources

Still, there are cases that, for whatever reason, you might not want this feature.

That unease only intensified with three notorious cases that, for many, seemed to form a pattern of abuse.

Cecilia Muñoz, a White House official who helped develop the new policy, said officials would suspend deportation proceedings in low-priority cases that, for example, involve "military veterans and the spouses of active-duty military personnel".

Four years later, in 1993, Cardinal John O'Connor, of New York, acknowledged, in a policy statement of new procedures to be followed in sex-abuse cases, that for years the Church had taken the view that a priest who had committed a sexual offense with a minor "had 'learned his lesson' by being caught, reported and embarrassed".

Mr. Verrilli seems to have done a poor job at articulating the limits to Congressional power under the commerce clause, but the Supreme Court has already done that for him in two relatively recent cases that, for the first time in decades, limit its scope.

A related problem is overseas processing of spousal cases that for the most part is taking a year and therefore also merits expediting.

Executive compensation seems excessive in a lot of cases, that's for sure.

The cases that stand for the proposition that support can be modified have varying fact patterns.

In many cases, that's reserved for the third world".

In her case, that stands for Her Royal Highness.

John Prescott has spoken of making "an exceptional case" that could for granting firefighters more cash.