Sentence examples for court for doing from inspiring English sources

It has done exactly what it overruled the Florida state court for doing.

"The injunction will put them in contempt of court for doing this, which could result in a prison sentence".

Strangely, so did President George Bush, whose officials had argued before the court for doing away with both schools' affirmative-action programmes.

On his way into court, Mr Ackermann said: "This is the only country where people who are creating value go to court for doing so".

In 2010, the Labour MP Phil Woolas was condemned by the election court for doing that, and had to leave politics.

City lawyers reassured top officials at the Administration for Children's Services that their workers should continue to use their judgment in making emergency removals, and that they would be vigorously defended in court for doing so.

Freedoms of expression, speech, media and assembly have been severely restricted; journalists, judges and prosecutors have been jailed or charged in courts for doing their jobs.

In a statement released after the jury acquitted the Grillos, Lawson complained of being "maliciously vilified" in court simply for doing her "civic duty".

This is a much higher standard than say, getting the approval of a FISA court, which for all intents and purposes, is really just a rubber stamping entity," said Yen, referencing the U.S. secret court infamous for doing whatever the NSA wants it to.

(If everyone who ever overpaid for military supplies was court-martialed for doing so, the War Department would have ceased to exist long before Hammond came along).

I didn't have to continue to defend myself in a court of law for doing what was right.