Sentence examples for courts believed from inspiring English sources

He kept promising that the spices were really hot, though no one in the Spanish courts believed him.

The recount ruling means that the courts, believed by many Zimbabweans to be politically compromised, are unlikely to be an effective avenue of appeal.

MRCI is currently reviewing 21 cases in the Irish courts believed to be possible instances of human trafficking and not drug crimes, O'Toole said.  .

For the past few decades they've also gotten away with some major nonsense, which likely kept prices of branded drugs much higher than they otherwise would have been, and which most everyone except the lower federal courts believed should violate the antitrust laws.

He resisted the idea of a special prosecutor assigned by the courts, believing the executive branch should have its own.

In simple terms, the antitrust argument about economic "efficiencies" boils down to whether courts believe that the potential benefits of a breakup plan will outweigh the possible harm.

Findus France has said it will take action in the French courts, believing itself to be the victim of fraud.

But, she adds, some courts believe "standing should be interpreted very liberally because we don't want to kick people out of court" who might have a case.

These investors would have the courts believe that they would never have bet on the team but for the fact that the cheerleaders were sexy.

One would think that the courts believe that the money people borrowed to buy homes magically appeared and did not come from other people’s savings, investments and retirement accounts.

No one who's spent time in courts believes trials are about truth.