Sentence examples for court focused from inspiring English sources

Two decades later, the appeals court focused on that comment.

If celebrity-spotters had a field day, the lenses trained on the court focused mostly on one man.

Instead the court focused on Dr. Afridi's links to Mangal Bagh, an Islamist warlord whose fighters are battling the Pakistan Army in Khyber Agency.

The American Civil Liberties Union, which filed an amicus brief in the appeal, said the court focused on the procedural aspects of the case unrelated to Lavabit's claims.

Judge Rakoff wrote that the hustle program was "the vehicle for a brazen fraud," but the appeals court focused on the much narrower question of when a breach of contract can amount to a violation.

Instead, the court focused mainly on whether a lower-court state judge elected in one county has the authority to draw a Congressional district map for the entire state.

Luiselli, a Mexican writer who volunteered as an interpreter in New York's immigration court, focusses on the forty questions she had to ask children before their deportation hearings.

The current case before the court focuses on the forced removal of Phnom Penh residents to the country, where large numbers were killed or died after being subjected to forced labour.

Pouring fresh intrigue on to what is already shaping up to be one of the most remarkable legal cases of recent times, involving a supermodel, a former warlord and a blood diamond, a court focusing on war crimes in Sierra Leone has granted Naomi Campbell "protective measures" ahead of her appearance at the Hague to give evidence in the case against the former rebel leader, Charles Taylor.

Demonizing Cixi allowed the state to avoid picking at the rot that ran through the Qing court; focusing on Madame Chiang's legs and looted wealth distracted from the failures of the war against Japan; the obsession with Madame Mao's power plays misdirected the blame due her husband, the real architect of the chaos.

The case before the court focuses only on whether sampling numbers may be used to divvy up House seats among the states.