Sentence examples for legacy cases from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, last year 155,000 "legacy" cases were polished off.

Replacing antiquated systems is also best achieved by closing legacy cases.

It may be one of the last big legacy cases" rooted in the earlier era.

But it is thought this drop represents a backlog of long-term asylum "legacy" cases moving out of the system.

The two other more or less plausible Republican candidates are also legacy cases.... Mentions the case of John Quincy Adams..

John Vine, the chief inspector of immigration, said UKBA's programme to deal with 147,000 outstanding asylum "legacy cases" – submitted before March 2007 – was far from resolved.

There's Andrew Cuomo — another legacy case.

But there is an acknowledgement that the effect of the peculiar circumstances around wrestling will inevitably have an impact on its legacy case.

The sports minister, Hugh Robertson, is believed to be satisfied with the result of the spending negotiations after making the argument that deeper cuts would undermine the Olympic legacy case.

Though Tris believes he has earned the right to speak of this world as an insider, he will later be angered by reviews of his graffiti novel that question his credibility, focusing instead on "his skin color, his education, the old man's comeback novel, and suggesting that these things made Tris some kind of clubfooted tourist, or starry-eyed anthropologist or silver-spoon legacy case".

This was a so-called "legacy case", where there was a long, fierce legal dispute about what the old rules would have allowed.