Sentence examples for courts beyond from inspiring English sources

They worry, however, that a legal challenge might tie up the issue in the courts beyond the beginning of the state's next fiscal year.

The fraternity representatives suggested colleges be allowed to adopt a stricter standard, such as criminal courts' "beyond a reasonable doubt," that would require more evidence to determine that a student committed sexual assault.

"The TransPacific Partnership is a terrifying development for Americans because it forces us to live under decisions that we have no say about whatsoever, and takes legislation and legal rulings out of the hands of Americans and puts them in the hands of international courts beyond the reach of the will of the people," Wolf says.

The memo says the standard burden of proof used in United States criminal courts -- "beyond a reasonable doubt" -- has been replaced with the requirement that the U.S.A.D.A. prove doping "to the comfortable satisfaction" of the panel hearing the case.

But he is courted beyond Brussels.

The food court beyond center field, however, seems bustling.

To remain on the court beyond seven years, a justice must be nominated and confirmed a second time.

Over at the food court beyond center field, three old friends drank beers and ate food from Shake Shack.

His presidency had moved the court "beyond the basic concept of the margin of appreciation towards the more profound and principled concept of subsidiarity".

According to historian Jonathan Spence, the noncastrated males were restricted to the outer edges of the court, beyond the inner gates.

On the other side of the field is the baseball field, with the gymnasium and tennis court beyond it, which are closer to the main school building.