Sentence examples for cases to present from inspiring English sources

Linking word and image, library and gallery, Yiakoumaki uses a limited number of display cases to present treasures to make any book dealer go weak at the knees: manuscripts, letters, drawings casually stored by surviving relatives of the artists.

The case will provide the court's first occasion, in the years since exonerations based on DNA have become widespread, to reconsider the standards for reopening death penalty cases to present claims of innocence.

Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students first examine different types of "white-collar" crimes; they then research recent individual cases to present in a student-written and produced exposé program on white-collar crime.

They would search the hospital for unusual cases to present to the professor but, she says, he always figured it out.

"He has manufactured these cases to present certain questions to the Supreme Court in a certain order and achieve a certain result," Mr. Hasen said.

Documenting personal accounts now as well as collecting photographic and laboratory evidence obtained soon after the alleged crimes, AIDS-Free World said, should eventually make for stronger legal cases to present to prosecutors under new governments in Zimbabwe than has been possible in similar situations elsewhere.

Mr. Schiano did, however, have a case to present against John.

During my training in internal medicine, during the rounds on the wards, you had to pick an interesting case to present to the attending physician.

In fact, the company only excluded the Netherlands because it has an even broader case to present there in mid-September.

It would continue while the FBI built a case to present to the court.

The protesters want their ancestral lands at Ihumātao to be preserved as reserve or farmland, and have already taken their case to present to the United Nations.