Sentence examples for courts broad from inspiring English sources

The law gives courts broad authority to ensure their orders are fulfilled.

The 225-year-old law gives courts broad authority to ensure their orders are fulfilled.

The statute, with origins in 1789, gives American courts broad authority to make sure their orders are fulfilled.

Through this statute, the Legislature has granted trial courts broad authority to resolve election disputes and fashion appropriate relief.

But Tatel went on to note that the Federal Rules of Evidence give the courts broad latitude to develop evidentiary privileges "in the light of reason and experience".

Apple emphatically disputed that in Tuesday's submission, insisting the statute gives courts broad authority to make sure lawful orders are carried out.

In addition to extending presidential terms to six years from four, and allowing him to run two more times, the amendments would grant the armed forces expansive authority to intervene in the government, give Mr. el-Sisi more control over appointing senior judges and provide military courts broader jurisdiction to try civilians.

The failure to properly serve defendants grants the court broad discretion to dismiss an action pursuant to Rule 12(b)(5) or quash service of process in the alternative and allow them to re-serve.

In New York State and elsewhere, the courts have broad discretion in determining child neglect.

In addition, appeals courts give broad authority to trial courts to decide the facts of the cases before them.

Interpreting the EAHCA as authorizing such reimbursement and finding that "relief" was not specified further, the justices noted that the courts had broad discretionary power.