Sentence examples for cases to take from inspiring English sources
It is clear detectives are not just investigating but building criminal cases to take to court.
The Supreme Court late last week weighed which, if any, of these cases to take.
He has chosen four cases to take to the supreme court to clarify the limits of the Cadder ruling.
"Obviously someone's own prejudice or fears will motivate them to haze and, in many cases, to take more extreme actions".
I know how difficult it can be to make decisions about the publication of relevant information - and sometimes, in a very few cases, to take the decision to withhold information from publication.
It believes it was right to prosecute in those instances, but the failures have prompted criticism and ignited a debate around the judgments of which cases to take to court.
"If I have a case to take before her, I expect she will probably grill me harder than other people".
None has made a compelling case to take the lead, far less one for removing Britain from the European Union.
It seems utterly wrong that people should have no access to advice as to whether they have a case to take to appeal.
Oh, and there has been real life too: relatives to check up on — in one case to take to the hospital, etc.
