I make no case for or against the independence of Scotland, but simply examine its potential consequences.
It did not help that Mr. Bush spoke for just a few minutes, making no case for himself other than his bloodline.
Mr. Preljocaj — unlike Bagouet or Ms. Carlson — is actually considered an important choreographer outside of France, but he made no case for that here.
But Ryan made no defense (or even mention) of the radically restricted role he favors for government, and Biden made no case for the effectiveness of Obama's Keynesian stimulus.
"He was very respectful and apologetic, and I think, obviously understood he'd made a mistake and he wasn't making any excuses," Mr. Kerry said in an interview, noting that General McChrystal made no case for keeping his job.
When they say that they must remain in office, they make no case for what good they'll do, no connection between their interest in power and the public interest.
Eliminating or obscuring awareness of being studied is necessary for this particular enterprise if it is judged worth doing in the first place, and we make no case for the wider extension of this practice, as previously emphasizing the contextual specificity of our decision making.
Hirshberg makes no rational case for mandatory labeling because giving people choice is not his objective.
On trade, he has made no comprehensible case for American retrenchment from the global economy, beyond his assertion that other countries are taking advantage of the U.S. Politico reported this week that the White House is creating a "mini war room" on tax reform as it prepares for a fall push, and that the President will make a "major tax announcement".
The 20-week ban makes no exception for cases involving rape or incest.
