"They have looked through the logs, the interrogation logs, and they cannot confirm yet that there were ever the case of the toilet incident, except for one case, a log entry, which they still have to confirm, where a detainee was reported by a guard to be ripping pages out of a Koran and putting in the toilet to stop it up as a protest," he said.
Certainly nobody ever stated the case for those powers more emphatically, nor exemplified them more impressively in his own work.
"Transport for London led the way back in 2010 and ever since, the case for making transport information available is just too compelling.
While Graves believes some live cricket may reach a terrestrial audience, he does not envisage that ever being the case for England Test matches.
Scotland's needs and voice have been ignored by the UK government throughout the Brexit process, and today a handful of DUP MPs held more sway over Scotland's future than our own national parliament – that demonstrates more clearly than ever that the case for Scotland becoming an independent country has never been stronger.
This concept is highly flawed, and nobody has ever made the case for why prohibitions against unfair and deceptive practices – in place since the 1930s – aren't enough to protect consumers from fraud.
Even after an election season that has seen a more divisive rhetoric on refugees than ever before, the case for protecting our Afghan allies should be bipartisan, self-evident, a no-brainer.
But the Scottish independence referendum is making it harder than ever to ignore the case for more regional devolution in England, and Osborne is in good company.
This did not seem ever to be the case for men, though some men admitted to having made a sound investment in an author - such as Orwell - whom they used as a guide throughout their adult life on the basis of a first encounter in adolescence.
Yet the question for every believer in the European project is more acute than ever: how to make the case for an organisation that over the past few years has proved unable to get either its borders or its monetary system under control?
