Sentence examples for courts backed from inspiring English sources

A decade of lawlessness followed Barre's fall, until the Islamic Courts Union, a group of Sharia courts backed by militias, assumed power.

The courts backed him, up to a point: some insurers were told they could treat it as a single incident, others as two events, depending on the phrasing of their policies.

By preserving the primacy of the courts backed up by rights of appeal and thus proper oversight and, in the end, by upholding parliamentary accountability, I believe we protect our civil liberties while acting decisively in the security interests of the country.

Britain's courts, backed by the European Court of Human Rights, have refused permission, saying it would prolong his suffering without any realistic prospect of helping the 11-month-old child.

The hostesses sued, but a Delhi court backed up the carrier in 2008.

A New York district court and appeals court backed this view, leading Argentina to petition the Supreme Court to hear the case.

The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court backed the state's decision, but Haleigh soon began improving.

Brady, meanwhile, battled on in court, backed by the players' union.

On September 12th Germany's constitutional court backed the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), the euro zone's permanent rescue fund, removing the last big hurdle to its launch.

The court backed a case brought by two convicted sex offenders who challenged their indefinite inclusion on the register.

The reversal came after the U.S. Tax Court backed Walton's use of "zero-cost" grantor retained annuity trusts.