Sentence examples for decided that the case from inspiring English sources

"I had already decided that the case was over.

The CPS also decided that the case was best prosecuted in the US.

After a police investigation, a judge decided that the case should not proceed to trial.

In May she decided that the case could not be referred for trial but provided no explanation at the time.

She decided that the case called for her doctor bag, as she described her color-mixing kit.

For whatever reason, Wheeler, whom George W. Bush appointed to the bench in 2005, decided that the case raises sufficient legal issues to proceed.

"After a poor run of form in September, I decided that was the case and I named myself in the starting line-up for the home match against Annan Athletic.

Alison Saunders, chief prosecutor for CPS London, said: "The Crown Prosecution Service has decided that the cases of five youths, who were charged by the police following the protests in Fortnum & Mason on 26 March, should be discontinued.

But the justices would be able to address that issue only if they decide that the case is properly before them.

Until the order by the judge, Thomas Penfield Jackson, the Supreme Court would have been called on to rule quickly on Microsoft's request to stay the remedy order -- or to decide that the case should be sent to the appeals court.

"But if, in fact, the office winds up deciding that the case shouldn't have been made in the first place and brought exculpatory evidence to the defense in a prompt, appropriate way, that's a good thing," Mr. Scheck said.