Sentence examples for court control from inspiring English sources

From the middle of the 12th century the reality of true imperial court control over Japan was largely a fiction.

"I cannot agree with a ruling that will keep the school district under the yoke of federal court control," Judge Traxler wrote.

California, which has a special master at its Pelican Bay prison, could see its whole system come under court control unless Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger makes swifter progress toward reforms ordered by the courts starting nearly a decade ago.

In his view, unless the real purpose of monitoring and restricting a person was to gather evidence in order to put him on trial in an open court, control orders were both counterproductive and legally problematic.

Previously managed by lawyer Kenneth Feinberg who had also overseen the compensation fund for victims of the September 11 attacks the fund was transferred to court control as part of the accord.

Murray said later the key to ignoring Kyrgios's apparent meltdown, when he indulged in showtime tennis and rarely put the ball in play, after such a solid start was to "keep your head down, really, concentrate on your side of the court, control what you can".

Saying he had failed to meet strict nationality criteria, a court controlled by the former military ruler had barred Mr. Ouattara from running in presidential elections last month.

Celia W. Dugger (NYT) MIDDLE EAST IRAN: REFORMISTS CONDEMN COURT Major reformist parties condemned a hard-line court controlled by the country's supreme leader in a sign of their increasing dissatisfaction with the slow pace of reforms.

The Democratic Party and Mr. Ouattara's party, the Rally of the Republicans, boycotted Sunday's presidential election after a court controlled by the leader of the ruling military junta, Gen. Robert Guei, disqualified their candidates.

Early this month, a court controlled by the general disqualified the candidates of the country's two biggest political parties, leaving only a single well-known opponent and three lightweights with not enough money to buy billboard advertising.

Early this month, a court controlled by General Guei ruled that the candidates of the country's two main parties, the Democratic Party of Ivory Coast and the Rally of the Republicans, were not qualified to run for president.