Sentence examples for close courts from inspiring English sources

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"We think it's positive that there will be close court supervision of all their activities," Mr. Halldin said.

Voting generally with the conservative bloc, Stewart was often described during the 1960s as the "swing man" on close court decisions involving the exercise of government powers.

This legislation granted controversial new powers to close court doors on the grounds of national security.

Cutting legal aid, closing courts and laying off civil servants the sacrifices offered by the ministry last month were not enough.

Puerto Rico, home to 3.8 million people, battened down for the storm, closed courts, government offices and schools and opened emergency shelters.

They point to the troubled computer system as one of the biggest problems, complaining that the office continued to pay for a failing project while furloughing court employees and closing courts during business hours to save money.

And so, if it cannot have closed courts, officials would rather ministers write cheques to claimants than give away the techniques vital to the work of MI5 and co.

Julian commits them to memory, then goes to the closest court and mimics them.

Mr. Sullivan informed Mr. Viola that as a result the account would be closed, court documents show.

The principal was amazed to learn that Saudi plaintiffs can request closed court proceedings.