Sentence examples for dealing with cases from inspiring English sources

In 2010, it was dealing with cases involving 152 victims.

REPORTER AT LARGE dealing with cases of circumstantial evidence.

This is about two female judges in Kumba, Cameroon dealing with cases of violence against women.

The New Yorker, March 9 , 1935P. 49 REPORTER AT LARGE dealing with cases of circumstantial evidence.

There is seen to be a general need for social workers to be better equipped in dealing with cases neglect.

The Crown Prosecution Service has come a long way in dealing with cases involving violence against women and girls.

By Edmund Pearson The New Yorker, March 9 , 1935P. 49 REPORTER AT LARGE dealing with cases of circumstantial evidence.

It also functioned as the court of appeals, dealing with cases that were not resolved by the lower courts.

When dealing with cases of severe abuse, cruelty or neglect, children's services co-operate with the police to disclose all information of relevance.

'That is all I will say.' Musse, was this weekend dealing with cases of abuse, in what she believed to be the start of the backlash.

The court of appeal, dealing with cases involving violent disorder in Croydon in 2005, ruled that a starting point of three years was justified.