Sentence examples for end a case from inspiring English sources

But the ruling did not end a case that has been backed by an array of human rights and antiwar groups.

That is not the situation with Mr. Mudd, however, who told Reuters that the terms would "end a case that should have never been brought".

The talks during the weekend, however, showed that both sides in the trial were struggling to find a way to end a case that has become a public spectacle.

It has repeatedly put an end to federal cases, even when a federal appeals court had good reasons for not wanting to end a case — not wanting to permit a state to execute a death-row inmate who might be innocent or who might have been wrongfully sentenced to death.

In exchange, AMD will end a case that could have gotten ugly, fast.

In Washington, D.C., on the other hand, for "certain traffic and a number of lower level criminal offenses," you can simply pay your arresting officer "to end a case on the spot," avoiding lengthy and expensive court costs.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) — The United States arm of the British bank HSBC Holdings agreed to pay $249 million to end a case-by-case review of past home foreclosures in the United States, bringing the total payout by banks to resolve related issues to $9.3 billion.

And there his story might have ended, a case study on the intransigence of war's psychological scars.

The original decision to halt the case against YouTube also ended a case brought by the UK's Football Association Premier League, restarting their battle with Google.

The plea ends a case that began in the early morning hours of Feb. 5, 2007, in a parking lot at Orlando International Airport.

The settlement, which Mr. Thompson said was the largest of 611 prevailing-wage cases his office has resolved since 2002, ended a case that began in December that year with a complaint filed by Local 3 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers.