Sentence examples for courts has from inspiring English sources

The 1948 constitution prohibits special courts with the exception of administrative courts and courts-martial, although a vast network of tax courts has survived from an earlier period.

The independence of the courts has been thrown into question.

Reforming education and the courts has been impeded.

A system of permanent provincial crown courts has replaced these.

The merger of the courts has met with mixed success.

So far, no conflict among the appeals courts has developed.

The Court of Appeals, like other federal courts, has the power to rule federal laws unconstitutional.

Anyone seeking redress in the courts has found them unpredictable and slow.

Partisan wrangling over the federal courts has one primary impact: it hurts people.

Still, the Bush-McCain agenda for the courts has made great strides.

The quality of Colombia's courts has become a matter of war and peace.