Sentence examples for lesser cases from inspiring English sources

In lesser cases, mainstream schools with units for challenging pupils could provide an effective solution.

The members who gave themselves up then mostly got prison terms of a year or two, or even, in the lesser cases, immediate release.

Hopefully everyone else will fall in line with what we want to achieve and we'll start to see lesser and lesser cases of doping in sport".

The Court did release a handful of other rulings; these were seen as lesser cases, yet one of them, Agency for International Development v. Alliance for Open Society International, said something important about silence itself.

It takes a year to learn criminal procedure, Mr. Morgan said, and even more important, lawyers need to lose lesser cases so they will learn how to win the big ones.

A22 A Lawyer's Lesser Cases Edward D. Fagan, who stands to earn millions in legal fees from multibillion-dollar Holocaust settlements with Swiss banks and German industry, left neglected personal-injury clients in his wake, according to court papers and interviews.

(A lesser case could also be made for Nevil Shute's "On the Beach," which was published two years before "Canticle".

Again: the camera, combined with the will and means to use it and spread the resultant images, gives the underdog leverage, as with the lesser case of police aggression in New York, and makes quaint the traditional obfuscatory tactics of oppressive regimes.

"In particular, we must now review the process whereby the police and the Crown Prosecution Service put together a large number of lesser, subsidiary cases in order to reinforce one serious case when prosecuting sexual offences.

There are many lesser known cases of systematic abuse, detentions, torture, demolitions and deaths, but none of these appear on the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office's (FCO) country profile.

Unfortunately, there are many more forgotten or lesser known cases.