Sentence examples for increasing numbers of cases from inspiring English sources

Over the years, as arrests rose sharply, private lawyers were allowed to take increasing numbers of cases, tens of thousands by 1994, when Mr. Giuliani took office.

And there will be increasing numbers of cases in which countries refuse to extradite people to face charges in American courts.

Munby said: "We are all familiar with the excellent and immensely fruitful work being done in ever increasing numbers of cases in the ever expanding network of FDACs (family drug and alcohol courts).

Increasing numbers of cases of swine flu are being detected that are resistant to Tamiflu, the drug the UK and rest of the world stockpiled to fight a pandemic, according to scientists calling for greater global monitoring.

In the introduction to the justice and security green paper, Clarke, the justice secretary, says that the increase in intelligence activity since 9/11 has led to "greater scrutiny, including in the civil courts, which have heard increasing numbers of cases challenging government decisions and actions in the national security sphere".

Emery said that despite the increasing numbers of cases being dismissed, ignored or blocked by the police commissioner, he has faith that ongoing closed-door negotiations he is conducting with Bratton will improve matters.

In the Philippines, there are an increasing number of cases such as Marilyn's.

This is likely driving an increasing number of cases to federal court.

An increasing number of cases came before royal courts rather than private feudal courts.

There have been reports of an increasing number of cases of self-immolation in Afghanistan.

Judge Kross was constantly concerned with the increasing number of cases involving husbands & wives that came streaming before her.