Sentence examples for collection courts from inspiring English sources

Also, the Frick Collection courts new money, and millions visit museums in cyberspace.

There is a lot to consider, from whether Rye Brook will get enough money to run its own services, and if so for how long, to the question of whether it makes sense for Rye Brook to perform its own services like tax collection, courts, licenses, parks, professional government and unions.

PAGE 22 Art-Collecting Baron Dies Hans Heinrich thessen-Bornemindustrialindustrial magnate who used his fabulous art collection to court fame and controversy, was 81.

On 14 July 2004, barely two months after Bush stopped the collection, Fisa court chief judge Collen Kolegallytelly legally blessed it under a new order – the first time the surveillance court exercised its authority over a two-and-a-half-year-old surveillance program.

Beyond the question of the phone records collection, the court order authorizing it is a state secret.

Michael Gove, the Justice Secretary, signed off on the business case for privatising the collection of court debts in July but has refused to share the details.

Baron Hans Heinrich theSwissBornemindustrialSwiss industrial magnate who used his fabulous art collection to court fame and controversy, died yesterday in Spain.

Local groups continue to oppose projects like the Collection at Court Street, which a developer said would rise to 70 feet.

The Ministry of Justice has scrapped a contentious plan to outsource the collection of court fines to an American conglomerate that has faced criticism for its work tackling tax credit fraud.

The collection contains court papers which document the exploits of the city's bygone gangs.

The ACLU first investigated this issue in 2010, studying the assessment and collection of court fines and fees in Louisiana, Michigan, Ohio, Georgia and Washington.