Sentence examples for opening up a case from inspiring English sources

"We are going to be opening up a case looking into the possible compromise of the Web server in Irvine," said Laura Eimiller, a spokeswoman for the F.B.I. in Los Angeles.

"But from now on, they will have to open up a case".

When a GP is killed in a local park, it opens up a case more far-reaching than it at first appears.

And there is one additional thing, I think, in those A.G. guidelines which delegates down to the SACs (Special Agents in Charge) the ability and the authority to open up a case, a preliminary inquiry.

"It is a firm tradition at the Department of Justice that the White House just has absolutely no involvement in criminal investigations or prosecutions, period". She added: "It seems like there are almost weekly efforts to try to get DOJ to open up a case on his former political rival. . . .

The teenager behind the counter will open up a case of a few thousand and hand you one.

Body positivity is important as part of a larger politiCarysision, but visibility can only get us so far.

Aereo's opponents are simply following the startup as it expands to new markets in the U.S., opening up a new case with each launch.

"Sometimes it's just a case of opening up a program and seeing what happens".

In Fred's case, opening up a new account will almost certainly improve his score significantly.

Dr. Charles Brown prefaced his presentation of a case of 'infantile amyotrophic lateral sclerosis of the family type' at the meeting of the American Neurological Association in 1894 by stating that the 'case opens up a new type of cases for study and that it is a sign post not to be overlooked' (Brown, 1894).