Sentence examples for courts check from inspiring English sources

In theory, Congress and the courts check and balance the President's exercise of power.

The transformed Presidency makes it easy, Ackerman writes, for "super-loyalists" of either party to ignore "expert assessments of the facts, or traditional understandings of the law, provided by the agencies". In theory, Congress and the courts check and balance the President's exercise of power.

We know that, because the lord chancellor's department, which is responsible for the courts, checked the numbers.

If you lead an itinerant existence, however, you will waste many hours cruising for partners: turning up at courts, checking out the talent, hoping that someone might be looking for a casual game or has been stood up by his partner, while never losing sight of the fact that he must be compatible and that the window of compatibility is tiny.

If you are being sued in state court, check your state's rules.

The court checked 180 transactions from the cohesion funds and found that three out of five were faulty, with an overall error rate of 6%, meaning that more than €2bn may have been squandered, mismanaged, or fiddled.

Ideas for improvement range from making greater use of referendums and other forms of direct democracy, to giving more power to courts to check the power of politicians.

Instead, Congress has left it largely to the courts to check the executive; they can do so piecemeal, but it is plainly beyond their competence to devise a whole new set of rules.Congress has not been wholly idle.

Some courts have "check the box" or "fill in the blank" pleading forms, which make the process easy.

She told Causevic the court would check in with him.

Tomorrow morning, he is due back in court to check in with ICE.