Sentence examples for courts abroad from inspiring English sources
People talk vaguely about arbitrary government actions or corrupt courts abroad.
It is therefore no use Grayling promoting the integrity of our courts abroad if he and his colleagues aren't prepared to respect their decisions at home.
Some European countries are resisting a proposed international agreement in The Hague that would make it easier to enforce judgments of American courts abroad.
And there were younger conductors who didn't seem to be courted abroad.
Some offspring of other Chinese leaders have courted attention abroad, however.
The Home Secretary also announced plans to introduce new rules which would give UK judges the power to decide whether an extradition suspect should be tried in a British court or abroad.
The director of the CIA, Leon Panetta, told CIA employees that "this is not the end of the road on these issues", apparently in expectation of Congressional inquiries and court actions abroad.
The wave of return migration initiated in 2010 when Ethiopia's Somali Regional State administration began courting Somalis abroad demonstrates how abruptly interactions can shift.
By introducing new menu options and aggressively courting business abroad, the fast food retailer has managed to re-energize its business model.
Last semester, instead of spending long off-season hours on the squash courts, he studied abroad in Australia.
He said that shutting down the possibility of human rights suits in American courts over conduct abroad would allow torture and other atrocities to go unpunished.
