Sentence examples for courts are made from inspiring English sources
Under the Swedish legal system, appointments of lay judges to district and county courts are made by political parties.
Several complete tables found at Pompeii and Herculaneum, usually in gardens or open courts, are made of marble and decorated with beautifully carved heads of lions and panthers.
The courts are made of a khaki coloured sand which is both resilient, binding, and porous, not unlike the famous "ant-hill" of South Africa.
With an eye on Europe, Senator Edward Burke, a Nebraska Democrat, told a crowd at an anti-court-packing rally that "democracy is face to face with death" when courts are made mere instruments of the political branches.
Acrylic courts are made of a solid, flat base of concrete or asphalt, layered with a shock pad of crushed rubber, sometimes from old tires or ground-up tennis balls, then topped with one or more layers of acrylic paint mixed with sand.
From pushing for a constitutional amendment to put the power of regulating elections back in the hands of the people, to working to ensure our courts are made up of judges who care about defending democracy, to advocating for fair elections legislation and disclosure laws, it's clear that Americans aren't going to sit idly by while our democracy is dismantled.
Instead, experienced defence solicitors such as Edwards and Nichol say courts are "making it up as they go along".
Chinese courts are making strides in part because of China's entry into the World Trade Organization in November 2001.
Rather than helping make our country safer, our courts are making us more vulnerable.
(NYT) NEW JERSEY TRENTON: TRAFFIC PLEA BARGAINS A court ruling that effectively eliminated plea bargains in municipal traffic cases, raising the prospect of a logjam in courts, was made moot yesterday by Gov. Christine Todd Whitman.
Thus, all of Cleveland's appointments to the circuit courts were made in his first term, and all of his appointments to the Courts of Appeals were made in his second.
