Sentence examples for stating the case from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chief Justice TAFT, after stating the case as above, delivered the opinion of the Court.

And they will all be stating the case at the national policy forum.

There is nothing like the January issue of a glossy fashion magazine for stating the case for the year to come.

This seems an extremely harsh way of stating the case — ungrateful, as it were — but the evidence that supports this way of stating it is not easily refuted.

His 12 annual reports to the board ranged far and wide through the field of pedagogy, stating the case for the public school and discussing its problems.

Last month, members of the EU-wide Alliance for Beverage Cartons and the Environment wrote an open letter to Frans Timmermans, the Commission's first-vice president, stating the case for tougher recycling standards.

Following Eric Joyce's resignation, it's worth re-stating the case for staying in Afghanistan.

Although that observation is probably true, Pinker may be over-stating the case – although severe physical punishment in Medieval Europe could often result from crimes that would in modern times merit no more than an infraction (as Pinker points out,) is it truly the case that such violence was characteristic of day-to-day life in Medieval Europe for the majority of its population?

Mr. Justice FIELD stated the case and delivered the opinion of the court.

For our purposes it seems unnecessary to state the case at greater length.

These arguments are worthy and plausible but, as any parlor psychoanalyst will tell you, they only half-state the case.