Sentence examples for cases widely from inspiring English sources

The campaign has been re-energized in recent months by several cases, widely promoted in the news media, in which people were consigned to the camps for criticizing or simply annoying local party officials.

But the values, although they are in many cases widely unaffordable and are high, they are also real values, and those asset prices actually underpin things like our banking system where 60% of the loan book of the banks are those housing assets.

Emergency departments (ED) are the first recipient of emergency cases among healthcare facilities but the severity of these cases widely varies from severe life-threatening cases (such as Acute Coronary Syndromes) to mild ones (such as indigestion).

Their examples of convergence are in most cases, widely accepted and include for example the convergence of form and feeding of swallows and swifts as aerial insectivores.

Late last year, Navalny's brother Oleg was jailed for three-and-a-half years, in a case widely seen as punishment for Navalny's political activities.

The anti-corruption blogger and fierce Putin critic was given a suspended jail sentence late last year in a case widely believed to be political.

Navalny faces up to 10 years in prison after he was charged in a fraud case widely seen as an excuse to crack down on his activism.

In a case widely condemned by human rights organizations, the Emergency State Security Court sentenced 23 men accused of homosexual activity to jail terms ranging from one to five years.

The case — widely considered this term's most watched — is a challenge to the heart of the Voting Rights Act, its Section 5.

Ms. Wilson asked me about sealed indictments pertaining to a politically charged corruption case widely reported in the news media involving local Democrats.

He was hustled off a few days after former oil baron Mikhail Khodorkovsky was given a second jail term in a case widely considered politically motivated.