Sentence examples similar to courts consulted from inspiring English sources

The court consulted relevant Hindu texts and stressed the need for Hindu society and law to keep up with the times emphasising that notions of good social behaviour and the general ideology of Hindu society had changed.

In Egypt court advisers consulted pharaohs to speak honestly and scribes documented a pharaoh's deeds.

During the bill-writing process, the Chamber of Commerce was openly courted and consulted.

Fifteen percent of each tranche of Merida Initiative funds are conditioned on the Mexican government eliminating the use of testimony obtained through torture in court, improving transparency in police forces, trying soldiers accused of crimes against civilians in civilian courts, and consulting with civil society regarding how the Merida Initiative is implemented.

Yet Indian courts frequently consult English decisions in order to construe sections of the code.

America's youngest Muslims have grown up in a newly hostile country, with mounting opposition to the construction of mosques, a national movement seeking to ban courts from consulting shariah, or Islamic law, and rising hate crimes against Muslims.

Laws like the Oklahoma amendment ignore the fact that there are instances -- such as in the execution of a will, or a dispute over religious property -- that require civil courts to consult religious law.

Doing justice required the court to consult the dictionary more than the Constitution.

Struggling to answer detailed questions from the prosecutor and Mr Navalny alike, Mr Opalev eventually asked the court to consult his written testimony and not his responses on Thursday.

It would also create an "amicus" panel of attorneys that the court could consult on in more significant decisions, but from whom the government can still withhold important information.

Lawyers for the victims complained that the court had not consulted them before the decision.