Sentence examples for cases to turn from inspiring English sources

These houses and others were picked up relatively cheaply by buyers, many from Los Angeles, 107 miles away, to restore as second homes or, in a few cases, to turn into hotels.

In modern times there has been a greater reliance on the statute law contained in the thousands of acts of Parliament, but there are more than 300,000 recorded cases to turn to for precedent.

As it has been mentioned already, this transformation allows to reduce the distance between the images of a map and, in a number of cases, to turn a multi-valued map that is not even continuous into a contracting one.

Nonetheless, Baroness Neuberger said the LCP had to be phased out as there were now just too many unacceptable cases to "turn the clock back" and get it used properly by everybody.

The purpose of this editing is to omit that Congress also had a secular reason for recommending Aitken's Bible, and, in most cases, to turn the resolution into a recommendation of the Bible itself, rather than a recommendation of the accuracy of Aitken's work.

Second, Brussels should not use the Tymoshenko case to turn Ukraine away from the Kremlin.

"It took this particular case to turn things around in some sense, I suppose".

The prosecutors, who declined to comment, have invested too much time and money in the case to turn away from it now, the experts said.

"I'm not going to permit the case to turn into a media show on either side," Judge Weinstein said in court to a city lawyer, Kenneth Taber.

Councillor Wenslie Naylon said: "I'm very, very disappointed on behalf of many residents and a hard-fought case to turn this application down.

"It looks like the case has to turn on the specific facts," he said.