Sentence examples for courts free from from inspiring English sources

But the investigation, which has also led to the arrest of five other figures, could undermine confidence in the court, in elections due next year, and even in democracy.The constitutional court was established after the fall in 1999 of Suharto, Indonesia's long-ruling authoritarian president, as part of reforms aimed at setting the courts free from political interference.

On June 2nd, to the fury of Indian officials, Lahore's high court freed from house arrest Hafiz Mohammad Saeed.

"[This] was intended to leave our courts free to depart from Strasbourg decisions if our courts disagreed with them.

In law, the clean hands doctrine requires that a complainant in court be free from unfair conduct in regard to the subject matter of his or her claim.

On and off camera, the figure behind the group is Lou Pearlman, who was manager of 'N Sync and the Backstreet Boys until lawsuits by those groups, settled out of court, freed them from what sounds like the musical version of indentured servitude.

Why should an unelected court free the insurance industry from having to do its own political lobbying work in Congress?

I ended the decade with a court case, breaking free from the unfair contract I had signed.

Believing that courts gave too much advantage to the immigrants, the government succeeded in cutting off Chinese access to the courts and gradually transferred administration of Chinese-exclusion laws completely to the Bureau of Immigration, an agency operating free from court scrutiny.

The court freed Mr. Yalcin but barred him from traveling abroad and ordered him to report to a police station every week, the semiofficial Anatolian News Agency reported.

But he walked free from court after the judge said: "(The victim) pursued you.

But he walked free from court yesterday after the judge told Kerner: "(The victim) pursued you.