Sentence examples for unsuccessful case from inspiring English sources
Reluctantly, he pressed the government's ultimately unsuccessful case to prevent "Lady Chatterley's Lover" from being shipped through the mail on the grounds of obscenity.
After bringing an unsuccessful case in state court, he refiled his federal court petition in 1995, adding more claims two years later when a lawyer was appointed to assist him.
This told the story of the only prosecution thus far for Kennedy's assassination, the unsuccessful case brought in 1967 by the New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison (played by Kevin Costner) against a local businessman, Clay Shaw.
As a student at the University of Exeter in the 1980s the business secretary, Sajid Javid, was involved in challenging the dominance of the NUS and in bringing an unsuccessful case against it to the European court of human rights.
So a friend of a friend introduced her to Roberta Kaplan, who had been co-counsel on the (unsuccessful) case for marriage equality in New York State in 2006 but usually works at the furthest extreme from gay-rights non-profits.
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Saunders said the CPS had reviewed some of the unsuccessful cases against celebrities and concluded it had been right to prosecute in those instances.
The CPS is under pressure after a string of unsuccessful cases involving sexual assault and rape allegations against public figures, including Evans, Bill Roache and Michael Le Vell.
The government has ended its provision of legal aid for personal injury cases so both the successful and unsuccessful cases brought by the Hillsborough victims would now fall out of scope for funding from the state.
Ryanair and Flybe have joined the retail ombudsman, which does not impose fees, but British Airways, easyJet, Thomson and Thomas Cook have registered with the Centre for Effective Dispute Resolution (CEDR), which levies the £25 charge on unsuccessful cases.
He reflected on 20-hour work days, last-minute appeals, frantic searches for new evidence and, in unsuccessful cases, the difficulty of witnessing final moments his clients spent with their loved ones.
