Sentence examples for court driven from inspiring English sources
Ranadivé has implemented a forward-looking "NBA 3.0" philosophy – on and off the court –driven by utilizing cutting-edge technology to enhance the fan experience, acting as a positive agent of the change in the community and expanding the team's and the Sacramento region's global brand.
Frazier and Monroe "found harmony" and combined to create one of the most formidable guard tandems in history, the rest of team bought into the concept of a back court driven offense, and the Knicks beat the Lakers in five games to win their last NBA Championship.
He was relishing playing for his country, and the crowd on centre court drove him on.
In the first half, Nelson put the Hawks in high gear after they fell behind by 9 points with relentless full court drives to the basket and impossible 3-point shots from the corner.
But that integration which began with a federal court order driven by Supreme Court precedents is now under threat from the Supreme Court itself.The court's two newest justices Samuel Alito and the chief justice, John Roberts—are serving their first full term together in 2006-07.
There was conflict over abortion before the court ruled, driven by the Catholic hierarchy's opposition to the early stirrings of state legislative reform, well before most people even anticipated an eventual Supreme Court ruling.
However, "… where it is clear that the beneficial interests are to be shared, but it is impossible to divine a common intention as to the proportions in which they are to be shared … the court is driven to impute an intention to the parties which they may never have had".
Now with its decision in Florence v. County of Burlington, the Court has driven another stake through the heart of the Fourth Amendment, the constitutional guarantee that people should be free from unreasonable search and seizure by government agents.
For example, Hastie and Wittenbrink (2006) report evidence indicating that jurors' decision-making and identifications in court are driven by narrative-based accounts of the events under scrutiny.
When courts are driven to seek revenue, Nail said, their objective is "no longer in the best interest of the defendant, or society".
Police then hurried the men out of the court and drove them back to jail.
