Sentence examples for courts because the from inspiring English sources

He went to the courts because the club ignored him.

Some cannot collect unpaid support orders from American and foreign courts because the United Nations blocks them from doing so.

The investors say they should have access to American courts because the claim of fraud relies on the actions of a bank-owned mortgage servicing company in Florida.

An early version of the Pennsylvania plan was rejected by the courts because the districts were just nineteen voters apart, in districts of about a half million people.

The case had percolated up through the lower courts because the trial judge refused to impose a required sentence he found deeply unfair.

He said there were no similar proposals to ban Jewish religious courts because the Jewish population was smaller than the Muslim population.

A convicted murderer can then go free and unpunished by the courts because of the settlement.

(The case, Taniguchi v. Kan Pacific Saipan, was in federal court because the islands are an American commonwealth).

The case has yet to be heard in court because the charges were dismissed in January.

The arrangement was made in New London Probate Court because the museum is governed by two trusts.

The case was tried in federal court because the defendants were mostly out-of-state companies.