Sentence examples for courts acceptance from inspiring English sources

"I think the U.S. courts' acceptance of human rights standards are important steps forward in an international system in which human rights violators can be held accountable," Ms. Green said.

"To date, as a result of the government's invocation and the courts' acceptance of the standing and state secrets objections described above, no civil lawsuit challenging Section 702 or EO 12333 surveillance has ever produced a U.S. court decision addressing the lawfulness of that surveillance," she writes.

The decision codified the court's acceptance of the basic premise that kids are different.

Mr. Yu said he agreed with Mr. Zheng that the court's acceptance of the discrimination lawsuit was a sign of changing legal standards.

On Friday Lord Justice Kay criticised the high court's acceptance of NCND, which he described as a policy "lurking just below the surface".

The course of events was then rocked by the court's acceptance in February of Terry's application to have the hearing delayed.

The 5-to-4 ruling turned on the court's acceptance of the Scouts' claim that being antigay was a "core" part of its mission and that its freedom of association right trumped any state nondiscrimination rules.

Some feminists, lawyers and doctors warned that the court's acceptance of the centrality of virginity in marriage would encourage more Frenchwomen from Arab and African Muslim backgrounds to have their hymens restored.

The argument is irrational, and the state court's acceptance of it in response to a facially gross disproportion between triggering offense and penalty was unreasonable within the meaning of 2254 d).

While purveyors of perishables have bartered from time immemorial, as have buyers who are momentarily (or chronically) short of cash, in more recent years bartering has emerged from its casbah origins to court mainstream acceptance.

"We welcome, therefore, the court's acceptance of the general principle that any application of the ECHR outside the United Kingdom is exceptional and limited and occurs only in specific cases recognised in international law".