Sentence examples for making its case from inspiring English sources

The Egyptians is not just about the revolution, it is an act within it; making its case, documenting its achievements and tragedies, pushing forward its narrative.

But before the administration even gets to the point of making its case, it will have to persuade the courts that any rollback at all is warranted.

It said it would be making its case to Ofcom.

The state found difficulty making its case, and it took until January 1958 before the magistrate committed 95 of the defendants for trial at the Transvaal supreme court.

The civil liberties group said in a statement that it anticipates making its case before the appellate court in the spring.

The brand stood up for what it stands for, making its case for certain dietary elements.

It means that, after a particular date, each department can stop making its case, know exactly what it has to "play with" and get on with its work.

Google disputed the EU's claims and said it looked forward to making its case in the coming weeks.

"And in making its case, Dorset County Council states repeatedly that it is not necessary to go into great detail about the impact at this stage.

The firm said it "strongly disagreed" with the allegations and looked forward to making its case.

making its case in two ways.