Sentence examples for he took a case from inspiring English sources

Finding that he couldn't vote, he took a case to the European court of human rights in Strasbourg, and won.

He took a case of water out of the closet, then pushed it back in with his foot and opened the bottle of wine that had been standing on the kitchen table for the past six weeks.

That's what Senator Barry Goldwater had in mind when he took a case against President Jimmy Carter to the Supreme Court, claiming the president had unlawfully abrogated a treaty with Taiwan.

In my case, he took a chance, giving me a job though I'd never had a journalism course.

And in this particular case, he took a charge from Marcus for the good of the team".

And in this particular case, he took a charge on Marcus for the good of the team".

It seemed likely that Hanen would side with the government, but, in 2015, in one of his first decisions in the case, he took a surprising position.

In any case, he took a discreet but real interest in the matter, despite all his doubts.

As a guide, he took a judgment in a patent-infringement case from 1970, Georgia-Pacific v United States Plywood.

In one case, he took an expansive view of Congress's power to condition the receipt of public funds on an agency's promise not to discriminate.

He has never taken a case against the Verona Fathers, but in the past few months, 11 British men have settled out of court with the Order, also known as the Comboni Missionaries.