Sentence examples for taking some cases from inspiring English sources

It soon became impossible to avoid taking some cases to the emperor for arbitration and judgment.

According to Pascal, though, this step must be taken in some cases where retaliation, especially from a superior, is taking place.

"The reconstruction of the crash can take, in some cases, months".

The irony is that these images, which caused a convulsion of national moral conscience, were taken — in some cases, at least — as photographic boasts or trophies.

"They'll go to client sites with their team, do stock takes, in some cases deliver presentations and partner pitches.

She shared her plans to recruit pro bono lawyers to represent undocumented children and will take on some cases herself.

"Victims with the courage to report, often take time in some cases, years to report their assault," Dr. Ménard explains.

The healing process may seem to take forever (some cases can last two years or more).

They can also be taken, in some cases, in future tax years.

She also analyzes the steps regulators could take — and in some cases have taken — to prevent further contamination.

"We have a 3percentt mortality rate," he said, "despite the fact that the trauma unit takes some very severe cases".