Sentence examples for on new cases from inspiring English sources

Other parishes have already implemented "restricted services plans" – meaning public defenders are refusing to take on new cases.

In at least seven states, public defenders' offices are refusing to take on new cases or have sued to limit them.

MIAMI — Public defenders' offices in at least seven states are refusing to take on new cases or have sued to limit them, citing overwhelming workloads that they say undermine the constitutional right to counsel for the poor.

Even now, Combat Stress is taking on new cases from veterans who fought in conflicts from an earlier generation, such as the Malayan Emergency, which ended in 1960, and the 1982 Falklands war.

"The chronic overcrowding and the unhygienic conditions in prisons can bring on new cases of the disease," Christoph Vogt, head of the ICRC delegation in Madagascar had said in October.

He remained in court to deal with another matter, along with others still quietly carrying out "selective" pro-bono work to "keep the most vulnerable out of the cells", but their refusal to take on new cases paid at the lower aid rates left court staff scrambling to find enough duty solicitors.

The city-state had reported one new case on Sunday, the result of a post-mortem examination of someone who died on April 22, and had three new cases on Saturday.

Incidence of depression was calculated in women who were not depressed at baseline based on proportions of new cases at follow-up in that sample.

A police report was taken in the case last year after LAPD Chief Charlie Beck said even allegations beyond the legal time for prosecution would be investigated involving Cosby as they may shine light on newer cases.

However, the burden of new cases on the NHS will be severe, says the charity.

But investigators, who have largely moved on to new cases, are no longer asking who those people were.