Sentence examples similar to move cases to from inspiring English sources

The Fourth Amendment now puts into the constitution her absolute power to move cases in order to achieve speedier resolutions.

This provision is designed to allow respondents to move cases out of administrative proceedings and into federal court.

Proposed as justification for changing WHO policy to move case management to an outpatient setting, these studies were considered insufficient because they were all done in a hospital setting.

Ms. Torres said the existing courts were already doing what they could to move cases along.

Mr. Monti is in talks with the Court of First Instance about how to move cases along.

This year, North Carolina lawmakers introduced legislation to move those cases to juvenile court.

A decision to move the cases to the Metropolitan police specialist crime directorate was not made until January 2008.

Human rights groups had hoped that a Supreme Court ruling in July 2011 would move military cases to civilian courts.

Furthermore, decisions to move or not to move cases are often poor.

Sometimes officials in the very countries that have been robbed are reluctant to move cases forward.

Asset-recovery officials are sometimes oddly reluctant to move cases forward.