Sentence examples for among courts from inspiring English sources

What all this comes down to is the principle of comity among courts.

Partly as a consequence, Chief Justice Barak wrote, the United States Supreme Court "is losing the central role it once had among courts in modern democracies".

Some lawyers said the fact that the Atlanta court created a conflict among courts of appeals made it more likely that the Supreme Court would hear the case as early as its next term, which starts in October.

And it went on to note that men arrested by the government have been scattered among courts and prisons as far flung as Tepic, on the western coast, and Matamoros, on the Texas border, the latter being one of the drug war's most violent cities.

The Constitution's waning global stature is consistent with the diminished influence of the Supreme Court, which "is losing the central role it once had among courts in modern democracies," Aharon Barak, then the president of the Supreme Court of Israel, wrote in The Harvard Law Review in 2002.

The rulings nonetheless kicked off a wave of decisions among courts across the country that struck down state-level bans on same-sex marriage and accelerated a trend that has seen the number of states allowing such weddings soar from just two in 2008, to all 50 in 2015 – plus the District of Columbia, from where a national celebration was only beginning on Friday morning.

Among court dances, the Javanese bedaja is typical.

Attention to language is a point of pride among court reporters.

About two-thirds also said that morale among court staff was at a similar level.

At 100 Centre Street, the rustling of papers and whispers among court personnel replace the commercials.

The betting among court watchers is that the verdict will be another setback for racial affirmative action.