Sentence examples for back into the courts from inspiring English sources
The investigation of the Elkton incident had thrust Steven Brigham back into the courts and into the headlines.
"It is unfortunate, but it is not the end because I think this will go back into the courts," Mr. Schwarzenegger said.
"If you give us 50m rupiah but your opponent gives us more, then the case will be won by your opponent".Can the new government get the law back into the courts?
But rather than issue emissions standards in line with federal law, in 2005, top agency officials instituted a controversial cap-and-trade program for mercury, despite a warning from agency lawyers that the move would throw the issue back into the courts and almost certainly be reversed.
All this would seem like very old history -- the two accomplices have long since been paroled -- except that Mr. Burns's case was thrown back into the courts recently, a result, California officials say, of a routine review of records on fugitives in which his name popped up.
"By 2006 or 2007, I had begun to realize that we were going to have to get outside the courts and create a different narrative about race, race consciousness, racial bias, and discrimination in history before we can go back into the courts and expect the courts to do the things that they did sixty years ago, or to create the kind of environment where we could actually win".
And it was suggested that that puts the ball back into the court of regulators.
Along comes a U.P.S. man, who picks up the ball and throws it back into the court.
— BEN ROTHENBERG Djokovic served to open the tiebreaker, firing a wide serve that Murray was unable to steer back into the court with his forehand.
Whilst Federer is struggling to get back into the court, he plants his body at the net and puts Federer's safety shot neatly away.
Beijing's response to date has been to toss the ball back into the court of developed countries, particularly the United States, which it holds responsible for the world's economic troubles.
