Sentence examples for courts achieved from inspiring English sources

"The Courts achieved the unthinkable, uniting Mogadishu for the first time in 16 years, and re-establishing peace and security," said a 2007 briefing paper by the respected Chatman House (pdf).

The group sought better legal protections for trans people using the courts – achieved primarily through European Law.

That question, simple enough on the surface, goes to the heart of the shaky compromise the court achieved two years ago when it preserved the constitutionality of the guidelines by making them "advisory" rather than mandatory, while not explaining what advisory was supposed to mean.

A similar pattern, albeit based on even smaller numbers, is visible in the key stage 4 results, with only 11% of those appearing in court achieving 5 GCSEs, including English and Maths, compared with half the general population.

But the law, which was later declared unconstitutional by the federal courts, never achieved the goal of its backers: to turn back the tide of immigrants pouring into the state.

Over the past six years, the court has achieved what Philippe Kirsch, its Canadian president, called "a great deal of acceptability".

Other jurisdictions would require constitutional change through referenda or the courts to achieve a similar measure, but the UK can adapt to its new reality.

In the 1970s, some school districts sought — and some were forced by courts — to achieve a racial balance in schools using tactics like busing students to schools outside their neighborhood.

They will hear about how they can use tort law and courts to achieve justice.

But prisoners with commutation applications pending cannot use federal courts to achieve the same result without another policy change by the Sentencing Commission.

These proposals will be welcomed by those who believe that the need to know what goes on in our family courts can be achieved without vulnerable children involved in the court process having their identity exposed.