Sentence examples for bring the courts from inspiring English sources

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But Gingrich's exaggerated plea to "Bring the Courts Back Under the Constitution" is quickly dismissed as hyperbole by most legal commentators.

Unfortunately, because Syria has not signed on to the court's treaty, the prosecutor alone cannot bring the court's jurisdiction into play.

Next week, President Obama is expected to nominate three highly qualified lawyers for those seats, to bring the court to its full complement of 11 active judges.

The indictments of the Gbagbos are welcome, but they don't bring the court any closer to confronting the fundamental causes of the violence that has plagued Ivory Coast — and most of sub-Saharan African — for centuries.

After the court had heard the testimony of these 13 experts from 5 different countries it decided to discontinue the case since the guilt of the accused was deemed to be very small, if there was any guilt at all and that further technical investigations and expert testimony would most probably bring the court no nearer to a conviction.

She's a "practical person" that will "bring the Court down to Earth".

And on Capitol Hill, a bill to bring the Court under the judicial Code of Conduct has yet to receive even a committee hearing.

Sexual harassment law developed in the 1980's, for example, bringing the courts into the workplace.

"Apart from bringing the courts and the law into disrepute, injunctions are an expensive waste of rich people's money and of the courts' time.

Changes to the judiciary have brought the courts largely under Mr Yanukovych's control, and a ruling by the constitutional court in 2010 restored many of the presidency's powers.