Sentence examples for court marks from inspiring English sources
Her victory at the supreme court marks a significant extension of the rights of unmarried cohabitees.
Some argue that Smith Street rather than Court marks the dividing line between Cobble Hill and Boerum Hill.
The ruling of the Amsterdam court marks the first time Trafigura has been criminally convicted in the sludge scandal.
The death of Justice Antonin Scalia of the US supreme court marks a major turning point in American political history, presenting both President Barack Obama and his opponents with delicate decisions.
Reflecting the view of many here that the determination of Western governments to try Milosevic at the U.N. court marks an effort to pin collective responsibility on Serbs for war crimes, Zizic declared in his resignation speech: "We did not cause the conflicts that shook the Balkans in the previous decade but rather were the victims.
"Beverly McLachlin, the chief justice of Canada, became the third woman on that country's nine-person supreme court," Marks explains.
Pittsburgh's locker room is festooned with children's toys: Ping-Pong and billiards tables, and sometimes a basketball court marked off on the carpet in athletic tape.
REUTERS Bank of Americaca Settlement Gets Another Look | A federal court ruled that a proposed $8.5 billion settlement that Bank of America reached with investors in mortgage-backed securities should be reviewed in New York State court, marking a victory for the bank, Reuters reports.
An increased spiritual awareness resulting from Jansenist teaching, the preaching of Jacques-Bénigne Bossuet and others, and the influence of Mme de Maintenon at court marked French cultural life with a new moral earnestness and devotion.
The rejection of the case by the supreme court marked the latest in a series of refusals by the high court to consider the question of a reporter's privilege to avoid testifying in order to protect source confidentiality.
The government's plan for tackling the UK's air pollution crisis has been judged illegally poor at the high court, marking the second time in 18 months that ministers have lost in court on the issue.
