Sentence examples for courts control from inspiring English sources

The courts control police activities in other ways.

But it still leaves the issue of which country's courts control the process.

All of the affected states are so-called judicial foreclosure states, where courts control the interactions of defaulting homeowners and their lenders.

Local customs received lip service, but the royal courts controlled them and often rejected them as unreasonable or unproved.

For six months, before they were driven out by a US-backed Ethiopian invasion that was accused of having links to al-Qaida, a coalition of sharia courts controlled the city and other parts of southern and central Somalia.

From the middle of the 12th century the reality of true imperial court control over Japan was largely a fiction.

"I cannot agree with a ruling that will keep the school district under the yoke of federal court control," Judge Traxler wrote.

California, which has a special master at its Pelican Bay prison, could see its whole system come under court control unless Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger makes swifter progress toward reforms ordered by the courts starting nearly a decade ago.

In his view, unless the real purpose of monitoring and restricting a person was to gather evidence in order to put him on trial in an open court, control orders were both counterproductive and legally problematic.

Previously managed by lawyer Kenneth Feinberg who had also overseen the compensation fund for victims of the September 11 attacks the fund was transferred to court control as part of the accord.

But since his death, that has stopped; now the executors of his estate, who must account to the probate court, control the money.