Sentence examples for resolving that case from inspiring English sources

It has relatively deep pockets and will fight the securities "Fab" allegations tooth and nail; resolving that case, through all the appeals stages, will take many years.

Even if he resolves that case, the New York attorney general could bring charges.

Rather than resolve that case now, JPMorgan decided to let it play out.

While the government is working to resolve that case and return the brothers to the United States, lawyers at the hearing addressed the broader impact of the ban.

"We would much prefer to resolve that case in the way that most disputes with respect to privilege and other matters are resolved between Congress and the Justice Department," Mr. Mukasey said.

"Has it so unquestionably been resolved that in each and every case it would be better for him not to confess and to return to his environment with no attempt whatsoever to help him?" Justice White asked.

The jurors, seven men and five women who sat through more than two months of testimony, were so intent on resolving the case that they worked through the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday on Monday.

"While this settlement imposes new rules and regulations, we believe that resolving the case now is the right thing to do for our consumers, for the technology industry and for the economy," the Microsoft co-founder and chairman said at a news conference at the company's headquarters.

Justice Kennedy, writing separately, said that Justice Powell's opinion in the Bakke case "states the correct rule for resolving this case," but that the court had not applied the "meaningful strict scrutiny" under which the program should have been found unconstitutional.

In Washington, the State Department weighed in on Yukos, urging Russia "to arrive at a solution that resolves this case in accordance with the rule of law and due process".

Instead, they seemed to be opting for a narrower ruling based on current immigration law and a prior appeals ruling that resolved the case in favor of the detainees.