Sentence examples for courts for instance from inspiring English sources

New York courts, for instance, have been increasingly hostile to MERS.

Appeals courts, for instance, will get 120 days to decide cases.

U.S. courts, for instance, would never allow confessions from suspects who have been coerced into implicating themselves.

Legal systems, too, will be out of their depth Asia still has few small-claims courts, for instance, and few repo men, at least of the legal sort.

At this tempo, we don't really understand the key legal issues — why the police and the courts, for instance, are powerless to move against the criminals.

Even those who do not care greatly about gaining the ability to choose the chief executive may value the independence of their courts, for instance.

Our misplaced confidence in recalling dramatic events is troubling when we need to rely on a memory for something important — evidence in court, for instance.

During the last decade of the Rehnquist Court, for instance, the conservative Clarence Thomas and the arch-liberal John Paul Stevens were almost equally willing to vote to strike down legislation.

Violet holds regular court, for instance, at a Suicide Prevention Center, where her tip for avoiding self-slaughter is to take up tap dancing — in her estimation, "a highly effective therapy".

Some of the more sensitive or complex debts — those bound for court, for instance, or those owed by the mentally ill — will remain the responsibility of the attorney general's office.

Just weeks before she left the court, for instance, Justice O'Connor heard arguments in Hudson v. Michigan, a case about whether evidence should be suppressed because it was found after Detroit police officers stormed a home without announcing themselves.