Sentence examples for conclusion a case that from inspiring English sources

Two high school football players from the struggling former steel town of Steubenville, Ohio, were found guilty today of raping a 16-year-old girl during a night of partying in August last year, bringing to a conclusion a case that has cast a shadow over an already troubled community.

The unanimous ruling by the five-member Board of Elections was a startling — and, for Republicans, embarrassing — conclusion to a case that has convulsed North Carolina since November.

The murder verdict and 20-year sentence in that case has been contrasted with the failure to reach a similar conclusion in a case that was believed to be much more clear-cut.

The verdict brought a conclusion to a case that led to two trials and intense scrutiny of the state's mental health system, as well as changes in the way the seriously mentally ill are cared for in New York.

Mr. Rajkumar's release brought a peaceful if enigmatic conclusion to a case that saw two Indian states -- Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, home to 100 million people -- abjectly surrender to the demands of the outlaw with the flamboyant handlebar mustache.

Mr. Espada filed the motion just days before his scheduled sentencing, potentially delaying the conclusion of a case that has been characterized by his creative and sometimes bizarre defiance.

A key witness for the murder trials of Newport Beach retirees Tom and Jackie Hawks was sentenced to 20 years in prison as part of a plea agreement Monday for his role in their deaths, bringing a quiet conclusion to a case that sent two other killers to death row.

The tense scene offered a bitter conclusion to a case that demonstrated how the long-ago actions of a generation steeped in radicalism and dissent can still excite deep passions, and defiance.

Another man, Miguel Chan, lost his wife in the fire and showed up every day during the weeklong trial, vowing to see the conclusion of a case that changed his life forever.

The decision on Tuesday is at least a temporary conclusion to a tumultuous case that has lasted nearly five years.

Starting from what seems true in one case and "extending" similar conclusions to another case that has similar conclusions.