Sentence examples for courts common from inspiring English sources

28-year-old town-house condo; deck, complex has a pool and tennis courts; common charge $540; taxes $8,431; listed at $559,900.

The transformation, outside experts say, is remarkable for its speed — and was achieved without the protracted takeover by federal courts common in other states.

condo; dining area, high ceilings; gated community with pool, gym, clubhouse, tennis courts; common charge $485; taxes $3,106; listed at $229,500.

condo; entry hall, living room with fireplace, eat-in kitchen, h/w floors on first level, pools and tennis courts; common charge $575; taxes $9,844; Broker: Prudential Holmes & Kennedy.

Our construction does not alter or preclude what we have recognized as courts' common practice of awarding EAJA fees at the time a court remands a case to the Social Security Administration Administrationn) for benefits proceedings.

New Jersey Less than $300,000 Readington $217,0001944 Milkweed Court Number of bedrooms: 1 Number of full bathrooms: 1 Number of half bathrooms: 0 Time on the market: 11 days 28-year-old condo; den with fireplace and skylights, view from deck, c/a, community pool and tennis courts; common charge $180; taxes $3,144; listed at $217,000.

It offers amenities that one would find in a high-rise apartment complex: lounges, retail dining, fitness centers, a pool/cabana, a volleyball court, common areas, and more.

Such refusals to review a decision by the lower courts are common, of course.

Violent or grossly unfair practices by the police, prosecutors and local courts are common in China, especially outside major cities.

The courts of common law recognized and enforced the legal ownership, while the courts of equity (e.g., Chancery) recognized and enforced the equitable ownership.

The courts of common law recognized and enforced the legal ownership; the courts of equity recognized and enforced the equitable ownership.