Sentence examples for put forward their cases from inspiring English sources

By March 31 about four million people will receive letters from insurance companies or financial advisers inviting them to put forward their cases for review.

Over the past few years, Holocaust victims, indigenous peoples, Japanese-Americans, and the descendants of slaves have all put forward their cases, with varying degrees of success.

But it was only Bell and Trott, who posted 48, who got to put forward their cases with any authority as the Warwickshire batsman stamped his class from the outset of the chase.

"All we want is that a judicial procedure is opened so that both sides can put forward their cases and at least these women can go to a trial and hear someone say that a crime was committed against them.

Leslie Blohm QC has been employed to oversee the three-day procedure where the applicant, local residents and local MP Alun Michael, will put forward their case to save the park and the sole objector, Cardiff Council, will put forward their case against.

The local community put forward their case to save a playing field used for sports, children, dog walkers, and eating a Sunday bag of chips – calling for the council to protect their 'haven in a heavy urban setting'.

Throughout the trial, prosecutors put forward their case as a kind of seesaw, elevating the operation while pushing Sterling into the dirt -- repeatedly depicting the defendant as a bitter malcontent who failed to appreciate the nobility and great expertise that went into Operation Merlin.

"I know Martin Bain and the team at Rangers will be putting forward their case that they are doing all they can to try and stamp out their behaviour, but clearly the fans have let them down on the night".

Who wouldn't like to see them on TV answering questions and putting forward their case?

A media generation ago, women who worked for Fairchild Publications requested a face to face with John Fairchild to discuss several issues and to put forward their case for more dough, more authority, bigger jobs.

"Clubs found to be in breach and referred to a commission will be given the opportunity to put forward their case in mitigation". My understanding is that Birmingham City are not reading too much into reports suggesting they may get a 15-point penalty for a breach of profit and sustainability regulations.