Sentence examples for compiling a case from inspiring English sources

While he is prosecuting his opponents in Minsk, international human-rights lawyers are compiling a case against Mr Lukashenka.

Even as he prosecutes opponents in Minsk, international human-rights lawyers are compiling a case against him, making it unsafe for him to travel anywhere except Moscow and a few other unsavoury capitals.

The timing of the decision to seek Mr. Hashimi's arrest — the government is said to have been compiling a case against him for years — has further inflamed the situation.

In March 2004, the FBI, compiling a case on Sakhai since 1999, arrested the dealer on charges that he bought Impressionist and early modern works by artists like Chagall and Renoir, commissioned and sold copies of them, and then a year or so later, sold the originals.

It turns out that the US Justice Department – whose crest is literally a pissed-off bald eagle surfing on a bullet painted like the American flag – has been compiling a case against FIFA for a while.

It turns out that the US Justice Department whose crest is literally a pissed-off bald eagle surfing on a bullet painted like the American flag has been compiling a case against FIFA for a while.

The officials want to compile a case study of the Jan . 19fire, which killed three students, to investigate how well the area's emergency response network worked.

As Mr Carney pointed out in his speech, he was primarily concerned to present some opinions about how the EU affects the Bank's ability to do its job; and not to compile a case for or against membership overall.

While ostensibly the blame is being placed on the prosecution for compiling a weak case against the defendants, what the Mubarak trial really highlights is the archaic and mangled workings of the Egyptian judiciary, and the failure of the law to include provisions that could bring to account police officers who opened fire with wanton abandon on citizens of the state.

After compiling a damning case against Goldman Sachs, the SEC let the firm go with a $550 million fine.

The group is compiling a series of case studies on how online media are being used to communicate science, and the challenges and opportunities these raise.