Sentence examples for broad courts from inspiring English sources

And as long as the noncompete agreements are not overly broad, courts have generally been willing to enforce them.

The investigative report was released Tuesday after Israeli news organizations contested a broad court order blocking coverage of the case.

It invited the county to start negotiations toward a broad court-supervised agreement granting the church a right to build its sanctuary.

The only foreseeable solution would come from a broad court ruling or new legislation, which could miss many of the subtleties of the debate.

And his years teaching law — particularly chronicling the failure of broad, court-led efforts at social change — gave him a distrust of one-size-fits-all policies.

The center, Andrew Bogut, has uncommonly broad court vision for a man his size and he, too, is capable of astonishing passes.

An apology from the prime minister had been sought by native groups for years and was part of a broad, court-sanctioned settlement with the government and the church organizations that operated the schools.

Prisoner X, the subject of Israeli news reports in 2010 that were quashed by the broad court order, was identified by an Australian television report last week as Ben Zygier, a 34-year-old lawyer and father of two who grew up in the Melbourne area, immigrated to Israel as a young man, served in the military and may have worked for the Mossad, Israel's intelligence agency.

The other woman is from the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, and two weeks ago the Indian Supreme Court ordered that she be admitted to medical school pending the outcome of a broader court review.

But despite his brilliance with the ball, Broad has courted controversy this summer.

The performance will take place at the Russell Library at the corner of Broad and Court Streets in Middletown.