Sentence examples for course courts from inspiring English sources

Of course, courts can appoint legal guardians or conservators for incapacitated seniors, and guardians — often attorneys or geriatric care managers — can then make decisions on their behalf.

Of course, courts have an array of "ordinary" preemption doctrines at their disposal even after they have resolved the default presumption issue.

And, of course, court watchers have gotten their predictions wrong before.

Similarly, when athletes go onto the field, course, court, or what-have-you, they don't just do whatever they feel like doing to improve.

So, to become a risk taker on the field, course, court, track, hill, or what-have-you, you should embrace risk in all aspects of our life.

Collection is divided into three series: History Courses, Court Cases, and the University Committee on Minority Issues (UCMI).

Of course this Court and the Courts of Appeals must give the Territorial Courts freedom in developing principles of local law, and in interpreting local legislation.

Aipac was not a party in the case before the Court, but filed a friend of the court brief suggesting the course the Court took today.

Of course the courts make things up.

Of course, other courts stream their hearings live, too.

It has a golf course, tennis courts and ball fields.