Sentence examples for courts beginning from inspiring English sources

Do they hear the stones working themselves loose, the temples and houses and courts beginning to crumble?... Closing his book Lucien hears the thrilling crash as the bloated empire tumbles down.

The judicial system in the study county has long embraced specialty courts, beginning in 1992, with Women's Drug Treatment Court.

Saeed said he and Azam sought to resolve the real estate dispute in Pakistan's formal courts beginning in 2011.

With Israel's own courts beginning to chip away at the omertà surrounding settlements in the Israeli debate just as the world assesses them in human rights terms, the issue now acquires an almost existential dimension for Israelis: what kind of state, what kind of peace?

The police and courts began an unprecedented series of investigations into military abuses in Papua.

In addition to compensatory damages the courts began to award punitive damages.

Toward the end of the 14th century, however, the equity courts began to issue decrees for its enforcement.

Their aim is to boycott new legal aid cases – which could effectively see courts begin to grind to a halt.

He also helped to establish a system of mixed courts (begun in 1875) to try cases involving Egyptians and Europeans.

Pakistan's secret detention program is coming to light because the courts began to ask questions.

The nationwide movement toward neighborhood-based, problem-solving courts began with the Midtown Community Court in 1993.