Sentence examples for if there was a case from inspiring English sources

Thatcher asked Imbert if there was a case to ban future demonstrations from Trafalgar Square.

When asked directly if there was a case for reserving the DSP for the permanently disabled Macklin responded that it was already difficult to get the DSP.

"If there was a case to be made for lifting term limits, I'm sure you will make it and make it well," he wrote.

If there was a case for BBC3 to go online only – the BBC Trust's verdict is imminent – then the CBBC channel may be next in line, says Marson.

Again, the court requested that a diplomatic solution was sought: "If there was a case for mediation or grown-up people getting their heads together then this is it".

The council previously suspended 22 junior judges who appeared in the video and investigated the conduct of high court judges to see if there was a case for their impeachment.

If there is a case for censorship, it should be debated and decided in parliament.

Legal proceedings, however, only reach the Supreme Court if there is "a Case or Controversy".

I can't work out if there's a case of extreme ego or extreme self-hatred going on there.

If there were a case for a bailout, it would be to keep Thailand's banking system afloat.

If there is a case for extending this particular Franco-German model, it has to be different.