Sentence examples for putting together a case from inspiring English sources

The Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood said Cameron was effectively condemning millions of Muslims as extremists and its lawyers were putting together a case to take the government to court.

The armed forces have been purged of scores of senior officials, and government prosecutors are putting together a case to extradite Mr. Fujimori from Japan on an assortment of human rights and corruption charges.

It ends up with you sending the most ludicrous emails all about the great, hard-hitting, emotional story you want to write with, 'Oh, yeah, you must be thin and pretty' slipped in at the end!" In 2006, there was a small scandal courtesy of a freelance journalist, Victoria Lambert, who was putting together a case study line-up of war widows for Glamour magazine.

"Will you consider putting together a case to bring DVA functions, and the public sector staff this will affect, under the remit of the executive so we can save these jobs?" he asked the minister.

The U.S. is allegedly putting together a case against Assange on conspiracy charges.

But I didn't understand that America could put together a case like this against us.

But Mr. Guzmán pleaded not guilty, forcing prosecutors to put together a case scheduled to last months.

The Dunedin police put together a case against Bouwer so airtight that it took a jury only three hours to convict him.

Soiles agreed to work with federal prosecutors and the D.E.A.'s Special Operations Division, known as S.O.D., to put together a case drawing on that extraterritorial law-enforcement authority.

"Let's get some people who've actually put together a case for a jury". He wanted some lawyers, prosecutors if need be.

He helped put together a case against the school district that was settled when the district agreed to open enough slots to accommodate all qualified students.