Sentence examples for courts city from inspiring English sources

These have allowed the collection and preservation of documents that originated in a great variety of places churches, courts, city and county governments, legal offices, and collections of letters.

And here I thought that men had a pretty strong voice, like in corporate boardrooms, local and federal courts, city halls, statehouses, the House and the Senate, the White House, the Pentagon, the CIA, the FBI, the United Nations, NATO, baseball, basketball, football, hockey and pro golf.

Additional assessments on behalf of courts, cities and counties multiply the costs of traffic tickets by $26 for every $10 of the base fine.

Now the building owners are courting city agencies to come inspect those longtime hazards.

In court, city lawyers characterized Mr. Alvarez as a disgruntled former employee who had filed his own lawsuit against the department.

In court, city lawyers argued that although officials had received the maps, the documents did not provide "meaningful notice" of a hazard.

There is clearly a social and class dimension to this aspect of early modern perceptions of and attitudes towards fat bodies that cannot simply be explained away by reference to stereotypes about court, city and country.

Wal-Mart, though it continues to build in the suburbs, is also courting cities.

Germany is a country of both merchant cities and court cities.

In the 18th and 19th centuries its industries were quite comparable to those of other European capitals and court cities, producing such luxury items as silks, fine furniture, gilded work, watches, musical instruments, millinery, and women's clothing.

Its federal bankruptcy filing, which has been challenged in state courts by city pension funds, gives Detroit a chance to hit reset and try to start over.