Sentence examples for courts big from inspiring English sources

Attempts by the state to blame the inmates for the massacre failed in the courts; Big Black Smith eventually got a settlement.

There is a reason candidates court big donors.

And the executive is courting big retailers like Macy's in New York and Top Shop in London.

The Pinkertons specialized in courting big business, and big business ended up serving them well.

Most casinos of any size court big players, those who will risk hundreds of thousands or even millions of dollars.

Fund-raisers are courting big donors and hammering traditional contributors to write their checks early.

President Clinton courted big business -- and it was his White House that presided over an era of prosperity for corporate America.

The executive, Michael Sternklar, told the court that outsourcing providers, including his company, try to court big companies like ABB and Bank of America, which both outsource their human-resource functions to Fidelity.

They all said that Giuliani had allowed services for ordinary New Yorkers to deteriorate as he courted big business and tourism.

Rebecca Vincent of Sport for Rights said: "Azerbaijan has courted big international sports events to improve its image abroad; the grand prix is no different.

Mukesh Ambani, India's richest man and its most politically savvy tycoon, lauds Mr Modi, even though his family firm, Reliance Industries, was built partly with the blessing of Congress during the 1980s.Mr Modi has courted big business assiduously.