Examples of using Make a case in English and their translations into German
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Political
How to make a case with….
Alright, how do I make a case?
I gotta go make a case outta nothing!
It's details, little things that make a case.
I can make a case, but I can't win it.
But, George, then you have to make a case.
Anybody could make a case against your getting married.
I'm boning up before I make a case.
Well, you could make a case for"what's done is done.
He was, but without a body, no one could make a case.
I don't care if you make a case for Valchek or not.
Yes, I make a case for extending that program to inmates in France.
Conjecture and ill will do not make a case for treason.
You ought to make a case against whoever acquired this mural.
And the judge and tell them you helped us make a case.
Although you could make a case that my midsection is a little large for this shirt.
I suppose a zealous prosecutor could try to make a case.
Right, so, I was thinking that we could make a case that Detective Fales was persecuting Henry with some sort of racist agenda.
He makes a case for serious exploration and mapping.
Danny Hills makes a case for the next frontier of cancer research.
You could have lit out after the crash, made a case. But you stayed.
Godin makes a case for what's not working in the world of work and why.
She quotes from the Bible and makes a case for why being married more than once is okay.
But Cerantonio makes a case that Rome meant the Eastern Roman empire, which had its capital in what is now Istanbul.
Nevertheless, he makes a case for this house system, because"it combines, in a harmonic way, the mathematical and geometrical elegance of Regiomontanus with the practical accuracy of Placidus.
Two cultures in one blow" 1972 worked on the same level-exchanging the scissors for an axe and doubling the event, making a case become a condition.
Weil makes a case for religion not to be seen as an enemy of LGBTIQ rights but rather as an ally, pointing out that values held in high esteem by religious faiths, such as dignity, human rights, and justice, can give support to the issue of LGBTIQ inclusion.
Ocean explorer Robert Ballard takes us on a mindbending trip to hidden worlds underwater, where he and other researchers are finding unexpected life, resources,even new mountains. He makes a case for serious exploration and mapping. Google Ocean, anyone?
Highlights the dangerous effects that alcohol can have on the physical human body but also the larger societal impact itcan have on the community at large, also makes a case that the responsible service of alcohol should be carried out by people in service positions so as to minimize the harmful effects of alcohol.
Danny Hills makes a case for the next frontier of cancer research: proteomics, the study of proteins in the body. As Hillis explains it, genomics shows us a list of the ingredients of the body-- while proteomics shows us what those ingredients produce. Understanding what's going on in your body at the protein level may lead to a new understanding of how cancer happens.