Sentence examples for courts designed to from inspiring English sources

Recent years have seen a proliferation of problem solving courts designed to rehabilitate certain classes of offenders and thereby resolve the underlying problems that led to their court involvement in the first place.

The federal government and some states are experimenting with reentry courts, designed to help the very people - formerly incarcerated individuals - who were put in prison by those same federal and state government agencies.

Human rights advocates place great faith in international treaties and the courts designed to enforce them, but the right wing of the political spectrum tends to be less enthusiastic about these institutions.

Family court, special court designed to deal with legal problems arising out of family relations.

"This is not a court which is designed to help players; it is a court designed to help both sides to see the contracts respected," Martens said.

And it prepared the way for further rulings by the court designed to heal America's ancient racial wounds.But the trouble with moral capital is that it is easier to disperse than to accumulate.

The laws on contempt of court, designed to ensure defendants have a fair trial, make it difficult for counter-terrorism officials to answer this question openly, but security sources have endorsed information coming out of the US as accurate.

The acquittal added to Serbia's anger and its conviction that the tribunal is only a kangaroo court designed to single out Serbs as war criminals.Oliver Antic, an advisor to Mr Nikolić blamed Germany for what he sees as international ostracism of the Serbs and favourable treatment of Croats.

Similarly, a seven-bedroom, five-and-a-half-bathroom Italianate-style house for $5.6 million, on more than an acre in Bronxville and with a tennis court designed to double as a dance floor, is not for everyone -- especially those looking for a more traditional trophy home like those in Greenwich or Armonk, said Rita Steinkamp, a real estate agent with Houlihan/Lawrence.

Johnston, meanwhile, accused the Scottish Premier League of setting up a "kangaroo court" designed to "satisfy a self-serving agenda by vested interests in the SPL".

He said the case would be held in a "fast-track" court designed to speed up India's typically slow judicial process.