Sentence examples for cases to rest from inspiring English sources

While the deal would put those civil cases to rest, it would not save JPMorgan from a parallel criminal inquiry from federal prosecutors in California, the people briefed on the talks said.

So go the negotiations in the courtroom of Patricia DiMango, a straight-talking State Supreme Court justice brought in to the Bronx from Brooklyn to do what she does best — put old cases to rest.

AT&T said it hoped the ruling would put the case to rest.

Only a hearing where witnesses are subject to cross-examination will put this case to rest.

In Egypt, officials may have had reason to hope that the identification of Regeni's alleged killers would put the case to rest.

"For this case to rest, it's very important to re-examine that DNA material and find out whose DNA profile it really is," Hall said.

Prick the bottom all over with a fork, then leave the case to rest in the fridge for about half an hour before baking.

But the discovery did little to solve the mystery of the marines' disappearance and, far from putting the case to rest, dredged up powerful local resentment about how Americans treated Okinawans after the fighting stopped.

Seth Williams, the district attorney, maintains that Mr. Abu-Jamal is guilty but says it is time to put the case to rest and have Mr. Abu-Jamal spend his life in prison without possibility of parole.

The agencies involved in the original one come off poorly in this film, and it's hard to imagine any entity that would command the authority that could put the Flight 800 case to rest.

Now a new lead could help put the case to rest after forensic evidence linked Albert DeSalvo – the man who confessed to the murders but was never prosecuted for them – to the final victim of the serial killer who became infamous as the Boston Strangler.