Sentence examples for rush of cases from inspiring English sources

In the rush of cases in recent years, she has seen parents juggle two or three jobs in an attempt to keep their homes.

To respond to the rush of cases this month, Médecins Sans Frontières have opened an extra cholera treatment centre in Carrefour, where the tents are now almost filled with 158 patients, including many young children.

Over the past year or so, a rush of cases have resulted in a slew of court rulings that found state bans on same-sex marriage to be unconstitutional.

Conservative lawyers had long warned of perverse consequences: restricting the freedom of British courts; and then – if we're still in the convention – provoking a new rush of cases to Strasbourg; or – if we leave – setting an abominable example to the likes of Russia.

She should offer stronger leadership after a rush of horrible cases of violent rape, murder and other abuse of women.

The second half, in particular, feels truncated and overstuffed as it deals with strains in Shahid's family life and a rush of court cases.

Leaders from several regional parties, like the Samajwadi Party, the Rashtriya Janata Dal and the Janata Dal (United), objected to the bill's definitions of stalking and voyeurism, saying they would lead to a rush of false cases.

There is no unique deterrent effect in having a hangman's noose in a justice system, and a large proportion of murders are in any case rush-of-blood killings with little premeditation.

A1 Plea Bargains at U.N. Tribunal The United Nations tribunal for the 1990's war crimes in the Balkans is rushing through its backlog of cases, adopting a controversial strategy to promote plea bargains with much reduced sentences in exchange for cooperation and guilty pleas.

The United Nations tribunal for the war crimes in the Balkans in the 1990's is suddenly rushing through its backlog of cases, adopting a disputed strategy to promote plea bargains with much reduced sentences in exchange for cooperation and guilty pleas.

Production delays by the Chicago-based condom maker, the only one in the country, forced the state to rush 375 cases of them to the group's warehouse, said Darrell Decker, the executive director of Concerned Citizens.