Sentence examples for drop cases from inspiring English sources

The police, she said, often take bribes to drop cases.

But in other prosecutions, judges have rejected defense lawyers' pleas to drop cases against their clients.

The memorandum directs prosecutors to drop cases that may have been tainted by the officers' involvement, including those in which the officers made the arrest, signed a search warrant, gave information from an informant or recovered physical evidence.

Other sacked workers were offered their jobs back in a PR display to emphasise the commitment to reform, only for journalists to uncover that they were offered unfair contracts and required to drop cases of unfair dismissal.

This weekend sees the deadline for countries to pass into law the latest EU directive against trafficking, which states that signatory countries, including the UK, must allow prosecutors to drop cases if they think the defendant is a victim of trafficking.

And researchers at London Metropolitan University say that police officers, even those trained to investigate sexual offences, almost certainly overestimate the proportion of claims that are false.Betsy Stanko, an academic who has examined 700 case files in London, has found another reason why the police drop cases: kindness.

Visual investigations and simulation results relating to deformations observed under the drop case, agreed well.

This study focuses on the deformation behaviour of organic materials under a drop case.

This is different from the equal dimension drop case, as shown by S. Eilers in [6].

The equilibrium interfacial tension of the crude oil CO2 system was also determined by applying the axisymmetric drop shape analysis (ADSA) technique for the pendant drop case.

* Assange says hopes Sweden will drop case against him.