Sentence examples for develop this case from inspiring English sources

U.S. law enforcement officers based in Kabul will work with the Afghan Attorney General's office to develop this case further.

Square decided to develop this case for iPhones, and has not yet developed any sort of external accessory or stand for the Android (although its reader does work with Android).

"I still believe there are other witnesses out there that might now be compelled to come forward and give us their story or give us some information to help continue to develop this case against Mr. Padgett," Nisleit said.

A book by Karl Popper that I read long ago - called The Poverty of Historicism - develops this case.

On the other hand, for the case of interface-controlled kinetics (with Δg = 2.1Em), the chemical potential inside the void and at the surface is almost equal to the chemical potential in the bulk and hence no gradients develop in this case.

Since the co-existence steady state is unstable, oscillations develop; in this case these are regular spatio-temporal waves because the periodic wave is stable.

"It will be up to each member state wanting to make use of this 'opt-out' to develop this justification on a case-by-case basis, taking into account the GMO [genetically-modified organism] in question, the type of measure envisaged and the specific circumstances at national or regional level that can justify such an opt-out," the draft said.

Here we develop this method further for case-control studies.

We develop this reasoning for the simplest case: longitudinal vibrations of a two-dimensional semi-infinite, elastic isotropic homogeneous strip, excited by a periodic load at the end.

On Saturday, Lt. Julie Johnson of the New Haven police said in a statement, "Recent information was developed in this case, DNA was collected and subsequently matched by the Connecticut State Forensic Science Lab, confirming that Thomas was the East Coast Rapist".

Because Mr. Ashcroft chose to appeal before a full record could be developed in this case, the justices must accept as true the facts that Mr. Kidd's complaint alleges and draw reasonable inferences about them in his favor.