Sentence examples for outset of this case from inspiring English sources

"The case tribunal is, however, concerned that the mayor does seem to have failed from the outset of this case to have appreciated that his conduct was unacceptable, a breach of the code and did damage to the reputation of his office," he said.

"From the very outset of this case, which has become known as the 'Sean Bell case,' or 'the 50-shot case,' there has been an enormous amount of highly prejudicial local media publicity coming from both the print and broadcast media," the motion stated.

The debtor and its professionals should be charged with such a duty at the outset of the case.

There was some discussion of a contingency arrangement at the outset of the case, Mr. Abramson said, and in retrospect he is pleased that it went nowhere.

From the outset of the case, the prosecution has said it would seek the death penalty in the murder of Carruth's girlfriend.

He was not charged with breaking doping laws because, at the outset of the case, doping was not illegal in Spain.

The judge said that a three-judge appeals panel had overlooked Supreme Court precedent in 1998 when it reversed him at the outset of the case.

The criminal complaint filed at the outset of the case detailed various schemes, most of which included a single staple: the senator accepting bribes.

They began in September 1999, after the trial and before Judge Jackson issued his findings of fact and conclusions of law; they did not start at the outset of the case.

As the judges outlined it yesterday, the conflict began almost at the outset of the case in 1997 when the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association arranged for lawyers for Mr. Schwarz and one of the other officers, Thomas Bruder.

"Missing children, runaways, abused women and women trafficked in from foreign countries are routinely forced to have sex with strangers because they're being pimped on Craigslist," said Cook county sheriff Thomas Dart at the outset of the case two months ago.