Sentence examples for serious case to from inspiring English sources

Certainly there is a great deal of incriminating evidence and a serious case to answer.

In most cases we exercise that right when we think there is a really serious case to answer," he said.

In a country where free speech is paramount, is there any serious case to be made for keeping Gibson's hands off the Holocaust?

"The operator of the oil rig has a serious case to answer for cutting corners that endangered lives, the environment and the livelihoods of thousands of seaweed farmers," he said in a statement.

There is, after all, an ancient and serious case to be made for the detached man--the leader who gets a good night's sleep before the battle, if he doesn't actually sleep right through it.

But lawyers for Cuadrilla had argued there was no serious case to be tried, and said the ultimate arbiter for whether the company could frack was not the local authority but the business secretary, Greg Clark, who issued a fracking consent this summer.

"We cannot allow the misuse of out-of-court disposals in serious cases to continue.

They have limited powers of sentencing and often pass on the most serious cases to the Crown courts.

Kim informs me that the operating room is now completely full and that we have to start channeling the most serious cases to ward five.

Grayling, who spoke of a "baying cybermob", said the changes will allow magistrates to pass on the most serious cases to crown courts.

The office would vet allegations of members' misconduct and refer serious cases to the ethics committee for, we hope, conclusive investigation.