Sentence examples for cases underway from inspiring English sources

With other legal cases underway against him, and the possibility that new litigation will be filed, he is now far more vulnerable than he was when, as prime minister, he seemed virtually untouchable, swatting away sex and corruption scandals.

The Afghan official said that although the two units are continuing to carry out investigations, with more than 30 open cases underway, the cases they have completed are not being acted on while authorities await the Justice Ministry's new guidelines.

Federal prosecutors have won 16 settlements or federal court orders and have an additional 33 cases underway.

These investments are starting to come to life: solar panels on low-income homes, swapping-out gas guzzlers for clean vehicles, urban parks and gardens in park-poor neighborhoods, weatherized homes, and affordable housing near transit hubs are some of the projects already approved or, in some cases, underway.

Uber told Agence France-Presse in a statement that it would not comment on the case underway but that the best possible protection of clients' personal details was a priority.

Affirmative action has risen to the forefront of our cultural consciousness with the Fisher vs. University of Texas case underway in the Supreme Court.

He also said the bomb did not appear to be linked to any case underway at the courthouse.

Twenty-five defamation cases are underway against Matiur Rahman, the editor of Prothom Alo, The Daily Star's sister paper and the country's second most popular Bengali-language newspaper.

He cautioned against drawing conclusions from the decline in the number of enforcement actions announced by the bureau, saying that at least eight new cases are underway and that such cases can take months or years to resolve.

The possible acquittal of Dusko Tadic--the sole current defendant at The Hague, would be a powerful affirmation of the entire Tribunal's fairness and impartiality--a point that will be amplified in the months ahead as the Tribunal's next big cases get underway..

The possible acquittal of Dusko Tadic--the sole current defendant at The Hague, would be a powerful affirmation of the entire Tribunal's fairness and impartiality--a point that will be amplified in the months ahead as the Tribunal's next big cases get underway.