Sentence examples for courts described from inspiring English sources

Deborah Coles of the group Inquest, which supports relatives at coroners' courts, described her as "the voice for some of the most powerless and disadvantaged in society".

The UK courts described his extradition as an "embarrassment" and his case as "seriously unjust" but mutual recognition meant they were powerless to stop it.

The answer lies in a sharp split among the U.S. federal circuit courts, with four courts giving three different interpretations to a tax law which all of the courts described as "unambiguous".

Municipal courts, described in the law on towns, complemented this system.

Residents who had to endure these local courts described them as "out of control," "inhumane," "crazy," "racist," "unprofessional" and "sickening".

In certifying the class, the district court described defendants' burden as "producing [enough] evidence..

The court described the law, known as SB 14, as "the most stringent in the country".

The trial court described this combination or conspiracy as an 'essential element' and 'indispensable ingredient' of the offenses charged.

The court described when a SLC can and cannot stop short of full-scale study of certain allegations.

Last year the supreme court described Rahmatullah's treatment by UK and US forces as unlawful and a possible war crime.

Shesol provides a revealing portrait of the "nine old men," as opponents of the court described them.