Sentence examples for court settings from inspiring English sources

It is no surprise that the majority of British doctors believe assisted dying should not be within routine medical practice but in specialised court settings.

The trials were conducted in secure and court settings.

While this is the first study to explicitly examine gender-related differences among mental health court participants, drug court studies have found higher completion rates among women (Gray,'05); a finding that has been attributed to women's greater motivation for both mental health and substance abuse treatment within drug court settings (Webster et al. [2006]).

He notes that this work was exploratory and that the findings cannot be generalized to all judges in all court settings, but that the findings do provide helpful insights about how judges conduct their work in divorce cases.

Ms. Poirier cited examples of progress, including adapting court settings and police stations to make them less intimidating.

Many exhibitions of such art cater to Westerners' hunger for imperial polish, but much of the material here originated outside of courts and temple settings.

Legal experts say few precedent-setting court rulings deny, interpret or establish a fan's right to rail at a referee.

With a knowing laugh, he said the precedent-setting court case that extracted them from their first record contract was "probably a greater contribution to popular music than anything we've recorded".

In particular, a recent precedent-setting court case in Minnesota Full court opinion here: Minnesota V. Diamond has decided that fingerprints used for access control can be taken from a suspect without violating his fifth amendment rights.

Muscatine was fired from his tutor's position at the University in the 1950s for refusing to sign the McCarthy-era loyalty oath, only to be reinstated following a precedent-setting court case.

Family lawyers often work in traditional practice settings, courts, and even educational settings.