Sentence examples for courts attitude from inspiring English sources

South Korean courts' attitude toward white-collar crimes is changing amid public calls for "economic democratization".

The courts' attitude has been that people in public spaces have no reasonable expectation of privacy, so that taking their pictures in those spaces is permissible, says Jonathan Zittrain of Harvard Law School.

Notwithstanding this happy outcome for Chambers, the route by which the court reached its decision is worthy of closer attention to see what it tells us about the courts' attitudes to internet speech.

On-court attitude has been the primary focus for Querrey and his coach, David Nainkin.

But Jackson, who turns 20 next month, has a game and a fierce court attitude that is more mature.

Ultra-professional, her on-court attitude is virtually perfect; off it, she sees her colleagues on the Tour as rivals, not friends.

It recommends that the national government investigate the courts' "biased attitude" and that it review their guilty verdicts.Time and fatigue have papered over the more jagged gashes in relations between the two ethnic groups.

The courts' basic attitude has been that people in public spaces have no reasonable expectation of privacy, so taking their pictures in those spaces is permissible, says Harvard Law's Jonathan Zittrain.

Giles Fraser condemns elsewhere in your paper the Cologne court's attitude, and liberal secular sensibilities generally, as placing undue emphasis on personal autonomy.

"The court's attitude was that just because he has been violent in the relationship doesn't mean he cannot have a relationship with the child".

Second, the tone of the Easley opinion reflects an intriguing shift in the court's attitude toward the role of race in the political realm.