Sentence examples for courts ability from inspiring English sources

At stake is the very integrity of the criminal justice system and the courts' ability to conduct fair trials".

The solicitor general argues that the Third Circuit's approach improperly limits the courts' ability to remedy government wrongdoing as Congress intended.

At the argument last week, some of the justices appeared sympathetic to the plaintiffs' complaint but wary about the courts' ability to handle so large a case.

Mr. Gingrich, joined by Mrs. Bachmann and Mr. Paul, has called for limiting the federal courts' ability to hear certain kinds of cases.

WASHINGTON -- An appellate court decision on Wednesday revealed deep and lingering divisions among a dozen judges over the government's wiretapping powers and the courts' ability to regulate them.

Justice Roberts is right to be concerned that mounting federal court vacancies are creating crushing caseloads in some jurisdictions and hampering courts' ability to fulfill their vital role.

As Ma'a Nonu surged unstoppably away following Sonny Bill Williams' offload for the score that underlined the All Blacks' all-court ability, it begged further questions.

The most likely scenario is the implementation of a mathematical formula that would still take into account grass-court ability and results but would eliminate the subjectivity of the seeding process.

And Miami Heat star James - better known as just LeBron - agrees that Deng gives Great Britain more than just his on-court ability.

Despite his explosive on-court ability, Bryant never engendered much MVP support until this season.

Top-seeded Novak Djokovic had heaped praise on the grass-court abilities of his first-round opponent, Florian Mayer, but Djokovic was through to the second round easily, 6-3, 7-5, 6-4.