Sentence examples for courts called from inspiring English sources

The courts called the alliance American puppets.

In March local courts called gacaca began the process of identifying the victims and perpetrators of massacres.

You'll find children in Valencian villages playing it in the streets or on artificial courts called "canchas".

Most of the thousands of soldiers garrisoned here lived in trailer courts called "Chewvilles," a name derived from the containerized housing units, or CHUs.

The courts called the election unconstitutional, annulled it and, in a separate case, jailed three of the election commissioners who had overseen it.

Each autonomous community has its own high court of justice (Tribunal Superior de Justica), and all the provinces have high courts called the audiencias that try criminal cases.

Dr. Szasz argued against coercive treatments, like involuntary confinement, and the use of psychiatric diagnoses in the courts, calling both practices unscientific and unethical.

The Republicans especially objected to expanding the authority of tribal courts, calling that a violation of the constitutional rights of the non-Native Americans charged with crimes.

The question before the Supreme Court was what a plaintiff in these circumstances needs to prove when pursuing what the courts call a "cat's paw" theory.

Apple has appealed the EU's decision through the courts, calling it nakedly political.

The FISA court called it unconstitutional.