Sentence examples for courts hold from inspiring English sources

The Israeli law courts hold a high reputation, even among the Palestinian population, for their integrity and impartiality.

Magistrates in only select Victorian courts hold the power to order perpetrators to undergo counselling and anger management.

You can hardly stop money in politics—not least because the courts hold that limits on spending are limits on free speech.

All of which suggests that politicians may enact as many "locks" as they please, but in the end courts hold the keys.

While the courts hold a big piece of the state budget hostage, they are also clearing the way for other issues to dominate next year's legislative session.

When impartial courts hold the balance between privacy and freedom of expression, the media cannot expect to have it all their own way.

In 1911 the courts held the patent "valid but not infringed" by Ford.

Too rarely are errant police, prosecutors and courts held to account by external overseers.

It would be particularly hard in Washington State, whose courts held that its criminal libel laws were unconstitutional.

We are of the opinion that the European Courts held only those measures inadmissible which concerned the whole territory of a member state region.

Do we want courts holding struggling new mothers to standard that they held Ames?