Sentence examples for courts a reference from inspiring English sources

Caitlin Hayden, spokeswoman for the national security council at the White House, while not announcing any decision on al-Liby's case, defended both federal courts – sometimes called "Article Three courts," a reference to their place in the US constitution – and military commissions as legitimate venues for terrorism suspects.

Mr. Ketchum, 65, campaigned as a candidate who could restore integrity to the court, a reference to the controversy surrounding Chief Justice Maynard.

He also said he hoped to see "some more people outside the judicial monastery" on the court, a reference to the fact that all nine of the current justices were once federal appellate judges.

At the end of the episode Kramer states "Well, lets put it this way, I didn't take them to The People's Court", a reference to the judicial television show.

"We were able to come here and get home court," James said, a reference to the Heat's 114-96 vintory in Game 3. "We feel good about that.

He spelt out in a further message, "One fall in each", which the court heard was a reference to losing wickets.

This year, a disgruntled former business partner had shown up at the 45-year-old builder's office and handed him a summons from the "Arbitration Court of Sharia," a reference to Islamic religious law.

The Manafort team's use of the "no collusion" mantra was so conspicuous that Jackson mused that it might be intended for another audience besides the court, an apparent reference to Trump and the possibility of Manafort landing a pardon.

Any person interested in Japan, not only specialists of ancient and medieval Japanese history and literature, needs to know about the traditional imperial court system: it remained a reference for the military aristocracy as well as the court itself and marked Japanese culture in general until the end of the Edo period in 1868.

His real name was Charles Sherwood Stratton; the alias derived from the ballad containing the line "In Arthur's court, Tom Thumb did live" (a reference to a supposed midget of that time), and Barnum tacked the "General" on.

I will be there at 12 today". The court heard this was a reference to the Autotek garage run by Ian Hamilton.