Sentence examples for courts attached from inspiring English sources

They were the entrances to the courts attached to the prison, and every time I walked by them, they were closed.

Ultimately, the court attached little weight to this evidence and decided in Bank Mellat's favour.

Good, because you probably haven't tried the congee at Huo Zhou Wang, a new Hong Kong-style porridge specialist in the food court attached to the San Gabriel Hilton.

Would the court attach specific meaning and substance to the arguable 14th Amendment phrases?

To make a mobile tether ball court, attach wheels to the base of the tire.

It will house the Tribunal de Grande Instance, or lower court, as well as district courts now attached to each arrondissement.

Sure, malls have food courts and attached restaurants but they don't always satisfy.

This saw the popularity of activities such as greyhound races, cock fighting, open air handball courts (often attached to a public house), boxing booths, foot racing and rugby union.

The court also held that, given Argentina's continued refusal to pay this old debt, the Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act of 1976, which prevents courts from attaching the property of sovereigns, did not prohibit a federal court from ordering Argentina to comply with the pari passu clause by issuing an injunction to such effect.

It prevents United States courts from attaching the property of foreign countries, a reason you don't see American creditors seizing Argentine frigates in New York harbor.

"Apart from anything else, the fact that an informed political debate has taken place is a factor to which the courts – including particularly the European court – will attach considerable weight when determining whether it is appropriate for them to intervene".