Sentence examples for fight a case from inspiring English sources
Then they may have to fight a case through an appeal within the Revenue machinery.
A writer, publisher, or newspaper editor can fight a case in court, provided he has the patience to endure the interminable delays of the legal system.
Some insurers automatically pay out on all whiplash claims up to £3,000 because it is is cheaper to pay up than fight a case.
You'd have thought it might be tricky to fight a case like this when you were also in prison for encouraging people to murder other people, but it didn't seem to be.
Mr. Crutchfield, 58, said he would resign as chief executive to fight a case of lymphoma that was diagnosed last week, although he plans to remain chairman of the company until at least the end of 2001.
The question is - would police chiefs really be happy to fight a case in court where the eight women tell heart-breaking stories of how they were deceived by the undercover policemen for years and years?
Subsequently Miranda fought a case against the UK government over the legality of his detainment, to show how this act infringes upon journalists' ability to work freely.
Interestingly, until this appointment Ms Kagan had never fought a case in Court: the majority of her legal work to date has taken place in the classroom rather than in the Court Room.
For a while in his career, he fought a case of the quick-hooks with the driver, a condition that has driven most of those afflicted out of the game.
Newspapers rarely give public detail of costs but in a speech to the Society of Editors in 2008 Paul Dacre, editor the Daily Mail, told of a case in which the paper's stablemate, the Mail on Sunday, fought a case against Martyn Jones, an MP whom it alleged had sworn in the Commons.
