Sentence examples for courts from a from inspiring English sources

The ruling saved courts from a free-for-all, but there is still plenty of room for confusion.

Allen said: "The public have a clear appetite for modernisation, so we welcome the government's promise to take the courts from a paper-based system to a digital one.

Maybe it's because I'm a Londoner living in an overcrowded city on a tiny island where courts are in short supply, but I love seeing tennis courts: from a plane as it descends (there never seem to be any on the way up) or from speeding trains and cars.

The second is the sundial garden created in 1957 on the site of the tennis and croquet courts from a design by Marian Coffin, a noted landscape architect.

Finally, the parallel with conflicts changes international law in domestic courts from a specific problem addressed by international and constitutional lawyers into a general problem of relativism - which, we argue, conflict of laws is uniquely positioned to address.

The Institute for Canadian Urban Research Studies ICURSS) has collected information about all crimes handled in the British Columbia criminal court system during a 3-year period encompassing 2008 through 2010 using publically available court data published by the courts from a judicial Records Management System named JUSTIN.

This was not a mandate from court to court but from a court to an administrative agency.

She was then transferred to a civil court from a criminal court.

The former was begun in the District Court; the latter was removed into that court from a state court.

While Batum showed a lot of talent on the court from a young age, not all the attention was positive.

In his last months, Mr. Reagan held court from a hospital bed in his den, uncomplaining and gently agreeable.