Sentence examples for courts going from inspiring English sources

"When are the basketball courts going to be done up?

The case skipped the lower courts, going directly to an assemblage of 22 legal experts and religious scholars.

Based on her buildup and how she was playing on the hard courts going in there, that was quite a surprise.

"I think everyone's sort of waiting to see how the courts going to accept some of these things," said Cheverly Police Chief Joseph Frohlich.

The Obama Administration decided not to use the civilian courts, going instead for one in which nobody even seems to know who's in charge, and where mystery buttons and lights can make everything stop.

Macri's surprise 2015 electoral victory over Kirchnerite candidate Daniel Scioli former Buenos Aires Province Governor and Néstor's Vice President led to the courts going into overdrive, jailing corrupt kirchneristas left and right.

"The courts went against him," Mrs. Hasina said.

But in interpreting Section 230, federal appeals courts went a step further.

Two courts went so far as to declare the results invalid.

The outer courts go quiet, and all the action retreats to the stadium, to the matches that matter most.

So later courts go beyond what was done in the earlier decision in determining whether to distinguish the later case.