Sentence examples for courts can be from inspiring English sources

In larger economies the cost of financial regulators and courts can be spread over more taxpayers.

More asphalt courts can be found at 119th Street, inside the park.

Open courts can be had during after-work hours on weekdays and at midday on weekends.

"Courts can be a place where we can feel at home and like we belong".

Laws are malleable, and courts can be purchased or influenced to a local's advantage.

Mr Menem's cronies in the courts can be relied upon to make mischief.

Action from all the show courts can be streamed live as well.

But a bad day in court can be terribly dispiriting.

These days, the writing emanating from the court can be bureaucratic and unmemorable.

Plus, the cost of bringing a university to court can be prohibitively expensive and time consuming.

The price of victory today for liberals in the Roberts court can be pain tomorrow.