Sentence examples for courts assembly from inspiring English sources

and from the traditions of the various offices of government (law courts, assembly houses, city halls, etc).. Governments that exercise power by force rather than by consent tend to employ the expressive functions of architecture to emphasize their power; they tend to produce buildings of a monumentality disproportionate to their service to the community.

A distinct type is created rather by expressive functions arising from the ideology of the different systems of political organization (monarchy, theocracy, democracy, etc.) and from the traditions of the various offices of government (law courts, assembly houses, city halls, etc.).

A set of clearly defined and universally understood processes and institutions including councils, courts, assemblies, and executive offices served to minimize hierarchy, inhibit the development of a ruling class, and engage citizens in governance and jurisprudence.

During a court assembly in Kaiserswerth he kidnapped the young king and had him brought to Cologne by ship.

Time limits on debate in courts and assemblies allowed each citizen to have his voice heard and prevented any bloc from dominating the proceedings.

And there are professors of rhetoric who teach the art of persuading courts and assemblies; and so, partly by persuasion and partly by force, I shall make unlawful gains and not be punished.

This indeed was how they were regarded by Plato's adversaries, the Sophists, who viewed language merely as a tool for influencing people, as in law courts and assemblies.

A notable characteristic of interior design for public buildings—such as court rooms, assembly halls (on all levels of government including the United Nations), city halls, and cultural buildings is that the consumer is excluded from participation in decision making.

In the lawsuit, filed Monday in state court, former assembly worker Marcus Vaughn, who said he was fired from the electric-car maker for "not having a positive attitude," alleges that supervisors and co-workers called him the N-word, but his written complaint to human resources about it was not investigated.

Muhammadiyah 1 and 2 share a sports court, an assembly hall with a podium and a library.

"People are being processed through the courts like an assembly line.