Sentence examples for courts about how from inspiring English sources
He is making annual reports to the US courts about how HSBC is reforming its internal controls.
In some jurisdictions, bondsmen are not required to reveal how much collateral they collect, and in others they have lied to courts about how much they have received.
This holistic approach served as a guide for litigants about how to approach and argue new questions that the Bankruptcy Code does not clearly address, and as a guide for courts about how to evaluate these new arguments.
More important, while the disagreement among state courts about how to address this problem is telling, it is important to keep in mind the nature of the Courts responsibility under FELA.
At BAAF John Simmonds agrees, but says a loss of confidence is becoming apparent in social workers and the lower courts about how to proceed in these serious child welfare cases.
The court said links could be removed if they were found to be "inadequate, irrelevant or no longer relevant". But the ruling provided little guidance to lower courts about how to decide when links should be removed.
On the new panel is his successor Tony Hayward, who took over when Lord Browne resigned after admitting to lying in court about how he met a long-term boyfriend.
But it was the fact that he had lied to the court about how he met Chevalier that caused him to resign.
He instructed his senior colleagues, who collectively have a total of a hundred and forty years' experience on the Court, about how to do their jobs.
Yesterday, relatives of four of the victims were given a chance to speak in court about how their lives were damaged by the murders, in May 2000.
Then, out of nowhere, she thought of something Dr. Petit had said in court about how his daughter Hayley, the 17-year-old, would not get the chance to love someone for a long time.
