Sentence examples for courts air from inspiring English sources

Those bills that are left would pay for foreign aid and domestic, non-military items -- everything from the federal courts, air traffic control radars and interstate highways, to schools, the Head Start program, veterans' hospitals, water treatment plants, national parks and the National Endowment for the Arts.

The hearings here, called an Article 32 investigation, beyond offering the first open-court airing of the evidence, are also intended to provide a sort of road map for where prosecutors might go from here in seeking a military trial.

Parker, 33, vanished on Nov. 17, the same day she and Smith's appearance on "The People's Court" aired on television.

There are also three asphalt tennis courts, an air rifle range used by the school's Combined Cadet Force, and an open-air swimming pool.

Three were arrested, but they were later quietly released and given other jobs.It has been left to the American courts to air several claims of corruption involving Venezuelans.

Some of the tennis courts are air-conditioned.

James Thornton, the CEO of the environmental lawyers ClientEarth who have defeated ministers three times in court over air pollution, said: "Road transport is still the main source of illegal air pollution in our towns and cities.

Chief Justice William Rehnquist took the occasion of last week's Supreme Court decision turning the government's case against Microsoft back to a lower court to air a personal ethical dilemma.

Alan Andrews, lawyer for ClientEarth, which announced last month it would take the Government back to court over air quality, said: "Its failure to deal with illegal levels of air pollution, which causes thousands of early deaths in London every year, is a scandal".

The Second Baptist Church in Houston, the authors report, boasts a school for over 12,000 students, a day-care center, basketball and racquetball courts, an air-conditioned walking track, a bowling alley, a bookshop, a cafeteria and a football field complete with floodlights.

On 26 October 2010, a military court convicted air traffic controller Sgt. Jomarcelo Fernandes dos Santos, sentencing him to 14 months in jail for failing to take action when he saw that the Embraer's anti-collision system had been turned off.