Sentence examples for better courts from inspiring English sources

We all benefit from better courts, which deter crime and remove public threats from the streets.

Others, paradoxically, are seeking better courts in the British law system practiced in Cyprus.

The report is being presented this week at a conference, Better Courts that brings together practitioners and experts to discuss new ideas in the UK court system.

Federer, he of the 16 Grand Slam singles titles, has undoubtedly played better tennis and on much better courts than the unreliable red clay surface that the Swiss team laid down in Fribourg with traditional American weaknesses in mind.

But if it reduces the pressure from multinationals and local firms for simpler laws, better courts and less political corruption, it may delay attempts to establish legal systems that work not just for businesses but for everyone else too.

Where countries receive aid, Botswana's experience suggests that profitable goals include better courts and legal systems; and that one good use of cash is to fight diseases.Disease is Botswana's greatest problem.

A better court system ought to have fairness and problem-solving at its heart.

The differences Saturday were Ivanovic's forehand, slightly better court coverage and ability to attack Safina's second serve.

"It was in May , 1956" Brennan recalls, "and the Attorney General of the United States, Herbert Brownell, had convened a large assembly of judges, scholars, and others interested in improving the administration of justice through better court procedures everywhere in the country.

William Gould, a former chairman of the N.L.R.B., said in a telephone interview Monday night that the Eighth Circuit was the league's best chance because he regards it as a very conservative court that is particularly management-friendly. "They couldn't have a better court in the country, the owners," Gould said.

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