Sentence examples for losing cases from inspiring English sources

"They're losing cases because they continue to make the same mistakes over and over again," he said, alleging department "arrogance" and attempts at "punishment by headline".

Of course, in their day, series heroes were almost infallible; neither of them had to deal with actually losing cases or patients.

Lawyers file in jurisdictions where they think they will get better outcomes, while Delaware responds to losing cases by changing its dismissal rates.

Russell F. Moran, publisher of The New York Jury Verdict Reporter, a newsletter that tracks verdict trends, said there had been a slight increase in plaintiffs losing cases, but jury awards remained unchanged.

Mr. Bessen said that's partly because the United States is the only major jurisdiction where patent disputes are heard before juries, and foreign companies often face a higher risk of losing cases in such a setting.

Investigators from the Internal Affairs Bureau will be assigned to monitor the city's traffic courts in an effort to determine whether police officers are intentionally losing cases as favors to colleagues, police officials said Wednesday.

Rather than fight a losing case, Westchester settled in 2009.

The Zardari government argues a losing case.

It's helped exonerate 25 people and has yet to take on a losing case.

"So we would either lose cases, plea down cases, or find some lesser charge," Charlton said.

Pupils in several countries have lost cases after schools insisted they remove head scarves.