Sentence examples for courts increasingly from inspiring English sources

But as copyright tensions mount and the courts increasingly confront the issue in contemporary art, the question becomes ever trickier.

The courts increasingly have sided with the companies, steadily limiting the circumstances in which customers can pursue claims outside of the arbitration process.

In particular, courts increasingly recognized coverage, or at least a valid legal claim, in defending trademark infringement and trade dress infringement suits under CGL policies.

In recent years, however, the courts increasingly have rejected this view, and with it the corollary which holds that courts should keep their "hands off" penal institutions.

As time passed, and non-natives came into more frequent contact with Native Americans, Courts increasingly ruled against tribal sovereignty when disputes involved non-natives on tribal lands.

With the courts increasingly prepared to recognise privacy and personality rights, media organisations may find it harder and harder to justify that they thought a public interest existed.

Doug Kendall, president of the Constitutional Accountability Center, drew a different conclusion, saying the numbers proved that the Roberts court increasingly sided with corporate interests.

Civil rights activists, braced for a defeat from a court increasingly skeptical of race-based government policies, said the outcome was the best they could have hoped for.

"The court increasingly has a reputation of being conservative on criminal justice and of being united in their opinions," said James A. Cohen, a criminal law expert at Fordham University School of Law.

If a company would not capitulate or at least negotiate, a Texas Instruments team of lawyers would drag it to court — increasingly, down the road to the uncluttered courtrooms of Marshall.

Rather than targeting the most responsible perpetrators of international crimes, the court increasingly issues arrest warrants under circumstances the prosecutor believes there to be a high probability that suspects will be surrendered.