Sentence examples for cases to move from inspiring English sources
Sales volumes are down, inventories of homes on the market are up, and it's simply taking longer, a lot longer in some cases, to move listings.
Proposition 66 would force courts to process death penalty cases more quickly, but opponents of the measure say there are not enough lawyers with the ability to handle the cases to move cases off the docket.
By mid-morning concerned savers were deluging the bank's retail division Kaupthing Edge's call centre keen to establish whether the bank was still trading, and in many cases to move their money.
Finally, in the complex Wal-Mart case, the conservative majority, going beyond the particular issues in that case, made it substantially more difficult for class-action suits in all manner of cases to move forward.
There is increasing pressure on the city's Family Court to speed up, but judges and lawyers concede that the very character of American jurisprudence -- not to mention badly overburdened courts -- makes it virtually impossible for cases to move at a pace that suits a child's psychological need for swift resolution.
In 1997, after California passed a "compassionate use" bill, Janet Reno, the attorney-general, declared that doctors in any state who prescribed marijuana might be debarred from writing prescriptions and could be prosecuted.Yet the trend is likely to continue and, in some cases, to move beyond mere approval of marijuana for medical use.
The Labour peer said: "There is a strong case to move the House of Lords to the Midlands or the North.
The lower courts ruled that this and other evidence provide compelling reasons for the case to move forward.
O'Neill said she was also told she did not have enough evidence for the case to move forward.
This time those pursuing the investigation have no other case to move on to, and no need to worry about costs.
