Sentence examples for facing a case from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, when facing a case that seems ready to wrap up on page one hundred, all the intellectual reporter/publicist/sleuth says is "I don't like neatness".

I think that one logical conclusion would be that we're facing a case of active collusion by the police forces of Chihuahua, at least in covering up the crimes.

"UEFA and the national associations are facing a case of organized crime which exceeds the investigative power of sports jurisdiction," it said in a statement, adding, however, that its betting fraud detection system had provided clues to the case.

They are believed to be part of a 200-strong gang that has been bribing or intimidating referees and players, to affect the result of a match, the score or other details.A statement by UEFA said it and its member associations "are facing a case of organised crime which exceeds the investigative power of sports jurisdiction".

Instructing him on how to irritate an investigator, Mr. da Silva said: "He needs to go to sleep knowing that the following day he'll have 10 legislators irritating him at his house, irritating him at his office, facing a case at the Supreme Federal Tribunal".

"UEFA and the national associations are facing a case of organized crime which exceeds the investigative power of sports jurisdiction," it said in a statement — adding, however, that its own betting fraud detection system had provided clues to the alleged plot.

It is inconceivable that Britain wouldn't face a case.

(He probably never faced a case quite like this in his "Dr. Kildare" days).

That's why I have the impression that we face a case of manipulation".

In late 1997, Archbishop Levada faced a case in which the suspicions of abuse were current, not decades old.

Today, the country still faces a case in the European Court of Justice for breaching EU law in permitting shale drills at depths of up to 5,000m.