Sentence examples for public cases from inspiring English sources

"These are very public cases," he said.

When Attorney General John Ashcroft announced the charges that 20-year-old John Walker will face in an American civilian court, it was the start of the public dance that comes in many public cases.

Hu argued that Zen must be understood as a human institution and that scholarly descriptions of it must be based on verifiable historical evidence, not on psychological interpretations of the religious stories found in Zen's public cases.

The head of private Baylor University in Waco, Kenneth Starr, made his name as a lawyer who worked on high-profile public cases including the investigation and eventual impeachment of Bill Clinton, then the president.

They have made major strides both in documenting the historical development of the Zen school in East Asia and in understanding the religious and cultural contexts within which Zen literature, such as public cases, functioned as guides to spiritual truth.

Included in the Records of the Transmission of the Lamp and in other hagiographic compendia, the public cases are likened to legal precedents that are designed to guide the followers of Zen.

Labour never made a rousing public case for greater equality.

'We can put a better case together for a public case.

It'll take time and a dramatic public case before it will".

An appeal by Mills threatens to draw out what has been a messy and very public case.

White House officials said the president and his advisers would continue to make a public case for Judge Garland's confirmation.