Sentence examples for lost cases from inspiring English sources
Pupils in several countries have lost cases after schools insisted they remove head scarves.
When he lost cases, he wrote furious dissents in a deeply personal style, the evolution of which the papers document.
Admiration for his gentlemanly demeanor is widely shared among lawyers here, even those who have lost cases before him.
THE concept was dealt its first serious blow in 1999 when various developers lost cases against Glastonbury, Newtown and Bridgewater.
The city initiated the investigation two years ago after media reports about more than 100 lost cases.
They have lost cases to workers who have claimed harassment but suffered no obvious financial or career damage.
"So we would either lose cases, plea down cases, or find some lesser charge," Charlton said.
It is unusual for banking regulators to lose cases before administrative law judges.
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.
