Sentence examples for proper cases from inspiring English sources

5. McNulty v Rawls Another example of the destructive power of personal rivalries – McNulty spends hours tracing tide patterns to relocate a murder into Rawls's district and Rawls refuses (for ages) to let McNulty work proper cases, despite it being his best shot at getting the murder rate down.

However, some proper cases may be neglected due to the lack of reliable data.

Generally, transition metals of the second and third rows of the periodic table with closed electron shells, e.g., ruthenium (Ru), osmium (Os), and iridium (Ir), are the most proper cases to be recruited in medicinal inorganic chemistry (Gasser and Metzler-Nolte 2012).

Never leave your video games out of their proper cases!

Second, proper case histories can be collected.

On the basis that the proper case is made, I think it would be capable of support.

But Mrs Tappin asked MPs: "Shouldn't it be a basic requirement that a proper case be made out against Chris in a UK court before subjecting him to total disruption to his life, and freedom, that extradition entails?

The TUC general secretary, Frances O'Grady, said again that the trade union bill threatened the basic right to strike, and added that it was being "rammed through with unseemly haste, without a proper case being made".

Chuck's rehabilitation seems to be working – he's outside getting grass under his feet – and Jimmy's nose for a long con has landed him a proper case.

Mr. Draughon was charged with six counts of criminal possession of a weapon, and one count of violating a New York City administrative ordinance that requires rifles and shotguns to be carried in a proper case, the authorities said.

The sheer failure of business to make a proper case for itself, to explain the good it does, to describe how much worse off we'd be without it, is shocking – and depressing.