Mattek-Sands continued that the screen currently has some issues when in bright light, which could make it difficult when playing a match outside, but she predicted the product will be a more widely used on-court tool.
Tsonga has great grass-court tools, a big serve and improvisational flair and reached the fourth round when he last played here in 2007.
Tsonga has great grass-court tools, a big serve and improvisational flair, and he reached the fourth round when he last played here in 2007.
Parliament, by passing that act, gave the courts a tool to prevent injustice.
Video technology now gives courts the tools to intervene.
In fact, when enacted, it will finally give both parliament and the courts the tools they need to hold the agencies properly accountable.
While many Catholics came to view the police and the courts as tools of the unionists, many Protestants saw Britain's control of law-and-order issues as a bulwark against republican violence.
"We are now in a situation in which we need to give our friends – who don't want to see lawsuits filed against us in their own courts – the tools to do away with such claims, along with other charges against us.
Both have happened before, and the red shirts see both the army and the courts as tools of the Bangkok political establishment.If Ms Yingluck, who was elected in a landslide in 2011, is forced out of Bangkok, she will be welcomed in Chiang Mai, where she will be encouraged to keep on governing as the legitimate rival to whoever takes over in the capital.
Legal development programs could include training for judges on environmental issues, thereby giving the courts better tools to review and decide on cases that may harm the health and wellbeing of society.
The GOP bill "does not adequately recognize sovereignty" and fails to give tribal courts "the tools they need to combat violence against women," Cole said in a statement, read aloud on the floor by a Democratic colleague.
