Sentence examples for court model from inspiring English sources

He came to town for one day to announce that he wanted to import the city's community court model to England and Wales.

Mr. Eifert, 36, was fortunate that, just months before, his county had become one of 80 jurisdictions around the country that have adopted the veterans court model.

It is important to question whether the drug court model is best suited to dealing with the particular issues posed by drug addiction.

There is only one exception: perceived levels of corruption are significantly higher if the SAI is structured along the court model of auditing.

The influx of drug and alcohol offenders, lack of other juvenile justice system interventions, and positive experiences with adult drug courts helped drive interest in adapting the drug court model for juveniles.

Thus, it may be that while this sort of less intensive IDC program could help reduce jail crowding and promote access to needed services in the community, the additional supervision and coerced treatment aspects of the Mental Health court model are needed to produce more substantial improvements in recidivism.

The retail shops surround Babylon Court, modeled after a set from D. W. Griffith's 1916 epic movie "Intolerance".

Ms. Feinstein last month suggested setting up a new court, modeled after the one that approves intelligence-gathering wiretaps, for targeted killings.

In 1351 a Tai kingdom whose court modeled itself culturally on Angkor was founded at Ayutthaya (Ayudhya, or Siam), not far from present-day Bangkok.

They were surrounded and assisted in their functions by a court modeled on that of the central government and were powerful officials.

Veterans' court models currently exist in Brooklyn, Buffalo and Monroe and Onondaga Counties, and in the Third Judicial District, which includes seven upstate counties, said Judge Judy Harris Kluger, the chief of policy and planning for the state court system.