Sentence examples for further case against from inspiring English sources

Ms Lachaux's ex-husband filed a further case against her for kidnapping, and if found guilty, she could face several years in prison.

"I have been told that some of these executives in fact hope to see the Justice Department pursue a further case against Microsoft but have chosen to join Mr. Gates on the stage today because they feel that they have little choice but do so in order not to jeopardize their relationship with the industry's most powerful and important player," Senator Hatch said in a statement issued on Wednesday.

It also said a further case against a seventh athlete had been "closed without a sanction" as the "conclusions of the investigations" were "not sufficient to establish an anti-doping rule violation".

But last week, when the Taiwanese-born American scientist pleaded guilty only to downloading sensitive information onto an insecure computer and prosecutors conceded they had no further case to make against him in open court, the quick association of Mr. Lee's ethnic origins with suspicions about his loyalty seemed mostly an embarrassment for the government.

It also explores a further case the government brought against the Larsons for what authorities claimed was a huge international fossil-selling conspiracy.

To date, three settlements have been agreed with several further cases pending against other individuals and a national newspaper.

On August 15, however, another case against the former president resumed in Lusaka, and a further case opened in December.

But rather than further his case against the best available competition – like, say, his fellow British welterweight Kell Brook – Khan announced in April he was fighting Chris Algieri, a limited opponent tailor-made for his polished skills.

To further his case against Selig and baseball, McCourt demanded a lengthy list of documents and other evidence that would show, in part, that M.L.B. has been unnecessarily punitive in its handling of the Dodgers' financial crisis, compared with the "velvet glove" treatment of other teams with money problems.

Charges have been laid against four defendants in further cases and there are yet more investigations in the pipeline.

Campaigners had hoped that still unpublished sections would further bolster the case against Mubarak.