Sentence examples for interminable case from inspiring English sources

Such diversions were prohibited for the first six-and-a-half years in jail, which he spent in Belmarsh's special secure unit.A judicial review of Mr Ramda's interminable case began this week.

But we might hazard that, to anyone expecting something even vaguely watchable, it contrived to make Jarndyce v Jarndyce, the interminable case in Bleak House, look like the OJ Simpson trial.

The battle over the owl has been just one engagement in the war over nature in the Northwest, whose present main theater of operations is a Portland courtroom in which the interminable case of the Endangered Salmon v. Four Hydroelectric Dams on the Snake River is being acrimoniously fought along the same lines.

The deal may now be referred back to CADE.Such interminable cases used to crowd out investigations into suspected cartels.

In an effort to end the turmoil of these interminable cases, the local assembly rewrote the city's divorce law at the end of last year.

For a few nights, you may be able to wear a set of blinders and pretend the N.F.L. is still a sport and not an interminable court case.

Early on, it was frequently observed that it was merely going to turn into a drearily distended variant of Jarndyce and Jarndyce, the interminable court case in Bleak House recounted by Esther Summerson and the all-seeing narrator, who is of course the puppet-master of genius.

It's a good thing that Bill Gates Bill Gates attended charm school before taking the witness stand in the latest phase in the government's interminable antitrust case against his company, Microsoft.

As Dickens memorably portrayed in "Bleak House," litigation can be interminable, and this case is no exception.

In that case, the interminable Game Three might have become the centerpiece of an epic battle rather than an anomaly.

He hopes that with the long-running Levy debate – racing's own equivalent of Bleak House's interminable Jarndyce v Jarndyce case – perhaps drawing to a close, he can spend less time on regulatory matters and more on persuading more owners to come into the sport – one area where the picture is less rosy.