Sentence examples for court resources from inspiring English sources

In his ruling, Judge Torres said allowing another lawsuit would be a waste of court resources.

This has negative consequences not only for the litigant but also for court resources.

Many critics of the current law point out that it is counterproductive and wastes police and court resources.

Opponents of the proposal argue that secrecy encourages settlements, which they say are desirable given limited court resources.

Judge Mondo said in a decision that Mr. Rankin's backlogged cases included "hundreds of adjournments that waste hundreds of hours of court resources".

But trials that never seem to end can siphon court resources, cause defendants personal and financial turmoil and try jurors' patience.

Furthermore, since the courts' resources are limited, restricting access to genuine claims ensures that judicial resources are appropriately allocated.

Japan has taken other steps to diversify its supply of rare earths, including courting resource-rich countries like Australia, Mongolia and Vietnam.

The board may have wasted everyone's time, the public's patience, the club's money and the court's resources, but accountability is a scant resource in this administration.

Her colleagues' failure to accept the case "continues a disturbing trend regarding the use of this court's resources," Sotomayor wrote in an opinion joined by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

Otherwise the case will inevitably proceed on its expensive way to the detriment of the parties and the court's resources.