Sentence examples for courts for every from inspiring English sources

Mr. Harnage said there were many things the union could do to "be a pain" if the administration strips thousands of Homeland Security Department workers of their union rights, including using the courts for every grievance once union grievance procedures are eliminated.

Brewer said he hoped to be on the court for every part of practice on Thursday.

The report also found 152 BAME men pleaded not guilty at crown court for every 100 white men.

He didn't mean the two-time Olympic gold medalist and Women's National Basketball Association All- Star, "a coach on-court for every team she's played for".

Remote video technology is also being exploited so that those held on remand in prison do not have to be brought into court for every hearing.

In this case, his strategy of delay is to insist on his right to be in court for every hearing, only to cite a "legitimate impediment" (ie, government business) that stops him attending.

The Guardian's Melissa Davey was in court for every day of the dramatic trial and describes how the evidence mounted up against Cardinal Pell, once a trusted adviser to Pope Francis.

Alexa O'Brien, who has been in court for every day of Manning's trial, tweeted the individual charges Manning faced and the judge's verdict on each as it was given.

The report confirmed that BAME defendants are more likely than their white counterparts to be tried at crown court: for every 100 young white defendants opting to have a jury trial, 156 young black men choose to do the same.

Sybrina Fulton, who has been in court for every day of the trial, said it was "absolutely" her son whose screams were heard on the tape of an emergency call made by a resident of the Sanford housing development.

Updated at 6.44pm BST 6.27pm BST Alexa O'Brien, who has been in court for every day of Manning's trial, tweeted the individual charges Manning faced and the judge's verdict on each as it was given.