Sentence examples for to bring before from inspiring English sources

Every prosecutor has the power to choose what cases to bring before the courts.

Voters should be told what to bring before they show up to vote.

But it became for him an appealing issue to bring before conservative voters in a statewide campaign.

(Direct ransom payments to Al Qaeda could violate anti-terrorism laws, but a prosecution of a desperate family would be a tough case to bring before a jury).

Iraqi attacks on allied planes are "something that we will assess and review" and reserve the right to bring before the Security Council.

Though Anderson underscores that much more needs to be done before the proposals are fit to bring before parliament, I'm not holding my breath.

Neither the Ad Hoc cloning committee nor the UN's Legal Committee could reach a consensus on which proposal to support and bring before the General Assembly.

He also called for certain judges to be brought before Congress to explain their rulings.

Every criminal defendant has a right to be brought before a judge and to have access to counsel.

The five men are due to be brought before a specially-established fast-track court today.

Martin-Artajo was to be brought before the National Court in Madrid as part of extradition proceedings.