Sentence examples for courts for two from inspiring English sources

LONDON — Points of etiquette for golfers have been discussed in the Law Courts for two days.

The case dragged through the courts for two years, as Mr. Brenna and his partners repeatedly pressed Sandoz, and later Novartis, for documents relating to Tavist-D.

The Bush Administration obtained life sentences in the criminal courts for two terror suspects arrested inside the U.S.: Richard Reid, the so-called shoe bomber, and Zacarias Moussaoui, who was planning a second wave of plane attacks.

Stefan Edberg of Sweden, seeded second in the $325,000 Volvo Monte Carlo Open tournament, had to struggle over three courts for two days and survive a first-set shutout before beating West Germany's Andreas Maurer, 0-6, 6-3, 6-3.

It's been held up in the courts for two years, the fight led by the Scotch Whisky Association – which, apart from its worries about jobs and profits, has a core belief that states should not be able to tax companies punitively on health grounds.

She worked as an intern for the Missouri Family Law Courts for two years.

The case dragged through the courts for nine years.

Robertson appealed, and the case wound its way through the courts for four years.

Nixon was resisting Cox's demand, supported by the courts, for nine tapes of Oval Office conversations.

Mr Qatada had fought his extradition through the English and European courts for ten years, claiming he had been tortured in Jordan.

For Betty Carter, 45, a security guard at the Salvation Army who has lived at Archer Courts for six years, the renovation has been life-changing.