Sentence examples for having cases from inspiring English sources

More than half of the judges surveyed by the ACLU reported having cases that were interrupted because an immigrant crime survivor was afraid to come to court.

But only last month, after the epidemic began spreading globally, did the government admit to having cases and allow sanitised media reports.

The decision to suspend his sentence was welcomed by his fans but others argued that most do not have the benefit of having cases expedited in the same way.

Asbestos manufacturers failed miserably when they negotiated a global settlement with plaintiff lawyers in the early 1990s under which they'd pay out $300 million to injured workers in exchange for having cases of workers who were exposed, but not sick, valued at zero.

Yet "iZombie" needs to avoid having cases that are either too lightweight and predictable or too confusing.

In a moment when police and prosecutors are having cases thrown out and challenged for failing to share evidence with defense lawyers ahead of trial, it is staggering how many lines of investigation were simply not pursued.

(Almost every state has had cases).

We have cases full of tapes.

Germany has had cases like this, too.

"Massey always has cases," he added.

Still, Motley Rice has cases going in Ohio, California and Wisconsin.