Sentence examples for a new courthouse from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a new courthouse" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to a recently constructed or proposed building intended for judicial purposes. Example: "The city council approved the budget for a new courthouse to better serve the community's legal needs."
The federal courts for the Eastern District of New York that had been in Uniondale are now at a new courthouse in Central Islip.
Another called for a new courthouse at one site.
C.R.I. sent me back to Fredericksburg last September, to examine the site of a new courthouse.
They promise us they will build us a new courthouse, but it is not built yet".
(Public hangings took place there until 1833 when a new courthouse was built several blocks away).
In the late 1990s, the city began planning a new courthouse on the parking lot.
Today, she said, the area is so bereft of opportunity that locals were excited about possible jobs when a strip club considered opening; another desirable source of growth was a potential new courthouse.
Higginbotham's elevation came only a year after the opening of a new federal courthouse in Philadelphia, now called the James A. Byrne United States Courthouse, located at 6th and Market.
The tit-for-tat started last month when Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan, a New York Democrat, blocked a bill by Representative Rick A. Lazio, a Long Island Republican, to name a new federal courthouse in Mr. Lazio's district after Theodore Roosevelt.
The new courthouse will have a library, public information desk and concession stand.
With the legal landscape clear at the moment for the prosecutions to begin, the military officials said the new courthouse would ease a potential logjam of trials.
