Sentence examples for courts eager from inspiring English sources

Even the right to earn an honest living is frequently brushed aside by courts eager to rubber-stamp regulations that serve no purpose beyond protecting politically connected insiders from competition.

The Warren court, eager to champion individual rights, chose a large number of petitions from downtrodden people.

Earlier cases at the tribunal have demonstrated that an uncooperative defendant, acting as his own lawyer, can extract concessions from a court eager to appear fair.

A nominal financial settlement awarded to the mother as damages suggests that even the judges of the European court, eager to uphold the rule of law, were not without sympathy for the dilemma of the French authorities.

As Elton Holmes sprinted through public school by the wheat fields of Maryland's Eastern Shore, collecting top honors in science and math, smart money would have bet that the most selective universities would come courting, eager to sign up a star minority student like Mr. Holmes.

It's possible that the Texas case could be heard by a court eager to weaken the 2015 decision that ended marriage bans, or myriad others soon to arise in red states.

By basing its judgment on equal protection and due process principles and on the highly specific facts of the case, the court seemed eager to avoid setting any precedent for future cases, especially as to how it reviews state court rulings on state law.

When it comes to voters' rights, the court appears eager to err in the opposite direction.

After we won the title I was feeling great on the court, just eager to compete.

Shocked by what they regarded as the ineptitude and barbarity of Norodom's court and eager to turn a profit in Cambodia, they sought to introduce fiscal and judicial reforms.

Kannada literature, which had enjoyed royal support in the 9th century Rashtrakuta court found eager patronage from the Western Chalukyas in the Jain and Veerashaiva traditions.