Sentence examples for court terms from inspiring English sources

Its purview is mostly limited to three languages the two working languages of the United Nations, English and French, and what the court terms "BCS": Bosnian/Croatian/Serbian. (For crimes committed in Kosovo and Macedonia, the court temporarily introduced Albanian and Macedonian, but English, French, and BCS form its permanent core).The politics of BCS is complex.

She will, touch wood, be less concerned about being malevolently misrepresented by Paul Dacre – the Richard Rich of this Mantel piece, in Tudor court terms, taking a few words out of context and moulding them into a charge of treason – than the prospect of her  geologist husband, Gerald, feeling shamed by Iain Duncan Smith into retraining as a shelf stacker.

One of the lawyers, Edward B. MacMahon Jr., said that if he were allowed to represent Mr. Moussaoui, he would seek agreement with prosecutors -- "stipulate," in court terms -- on the events of Sept. 11 and the deaths that resulted, short-circuiting the need to introduce videotapes and photographs that might inflame a jury.

My duty, rather, is to "decide cases 'agreeably to the Constitution and laws of the United States.' " And, just like Justice Stewart, I "can find [neither in the Bill of Rights nor any other part of the Constitution a] general right of privacy,"or as the Court terms it today, the "liberty of the person both in its spatial and more transcendent dimensions".

If the Senate does not act, the Supreme Court will not have a full complement of justices for the bulk of two court terms.

With eight cases remaining until the end of the court term, there were these developments today.

Three months ago, at the end of the recent Court term, the Justices upheld the use of the drug by 5 4.

In the final moment of the last day of this year's court term, on June 26th, he declared from the bench that he had a retirement to announce.

The new court term, which begins Monday, could well include major issues like campaign finance, affirmative action, and constitutional limits of the war on terrorism.

Correction: October 12, 2000, Thursday An article yesterday about the acquittal of Chief Justice David Brock of the New Hampshire Supreme Court on impeachment charges misstated the length of a court term.

Opinions would likely come out near the end of the current supreme court term in June, and no, they never leak early.