Sentence examples for courts found that from inspiring English sources

In the Constance case, Constance was described as a man of "unsophisticated character" who did not know he was creating a trust – nevertheless, the courts found that was what he had done.

The courts found that testimony sufficient.

The state courts found that the unions observed the limitations prescribed by the statute.

In Byers v. Edmondson, the courts found that Oliver Stone could not be held liable for his film inspiring violence.

Both lower courts found that petitioner became a public figure at the time of his contempt citation in 1958.

In both cases, the courts found that Dr. Browne and the jail had attempted to provide adequate care.

In both the abortion and the voter-I.D. cases, lower courts found that the Texas laws were unconstitutional.

Actually, a study of courts in the nation's 75 largest counties conducted by the National Center for State Courts found that only 364 of 762,000 cases ended in punitive damages, or 0.047 percent.

In a 2002 study on hung juries, the National Center for State Courts found that complex cases, ambiguous evidence, poor advocacy and jurors' perceptions of unfairness often played a role in failed deliberations.

A decade later, a study by the Administrative Office of the US Courts found that the number of African Americans clerking for appellate judges had actually declined from 3.5% in 2006 to 2.4% in 2010.

The organization, the Fund for Modern Courts, found that Democrats won 83 of 85 elections for Civil Court judgeships in the city in the last five years, and only four elections during that time could be termed serious contests with Republicans.