Sentence examples for courts back to from inspiring English sources

That suggests that the battlefield will soon shift from the courts back to the ballot boxes.

Being able to win two straight titles, two Masters 1000 on hard (courts) back to back is just amazing for me.

Sumption traces the approach taken by the courts back to the famous GCHQ case of 1984, in which a majority of the law lords decided that foreign affairs were not susceptible to judicial review.

A8 NATIONAL A12-19 SupRulesCOnrt Rules On Direct Wine Shipping The Supreme Court ruled that states must permit in-state and out-of-state wineries to play by the same rules when it comes to shipping their product directly to consumers, a decision that is likely to shift the wine wars from the courts back to the state legislatures.

But Ms. Branson agreed that the Bush appointees had started the process of moving the court back to the center.

In October, the lawsuit was moved from federal court back to state court, where it may have a better chance of succeeding.

Meanwhile, Alex Rodriguez is courted back to the Yankees after he looked selfish for allowing his agent, the shameless Scott Boras, to blatantly squeeze the Yanks during the World Series.

And the experts interviewed yesterday said it was still possible an effort at building a coalition could collapse, sending the court back to its 5-to-4 split in the stay order on Saturday.

Your Case Can Go From Court Back to IRS Appeals.

Then in 1910, the state legislature expanded the court back to five justices, and lastly, in 1913 the court expanded to the current seven justices.

Zong Ze (; 1059 1128), the Song general responsible for fortifying Kaifeng, entreated Gaozong to move the court back to the city, but Gaozong refused and retreated south.