Sentence examples for courts killed from inspiring English sources

Since federal courts killed Florida's welfare drug testing law in 2011, Republicans in other states have usually tried to craft legislation that would comply with constitutional protections and federal regulations.

Thanks to America's bankruptcy courts, killing a competitor outright gives him a chance to return, cleansed of debt and unburdened of past mistakes.

In the process of invalidating bingo, the court killed the law that also sanctioned raffles, and suddenly the fund-raising efforts of scores of legitimate charitable and nonprofit groups became probable also-rans.

Last year a court killed the public labeling requirement.

The result was the tatterdemalion policy that the court killed today.

"Never in the 60-year history of the court has there been an example of the court killing an essential piece of government policy".

If the court kills the act, then Washington is reduced to a triple play of gridlock — between the president, Congress and the Supreme Court, nothing gets done.

Less than five hours after a briefcase packed with ammonium nitrate exploded on September 7th at the main entrance to Delhi's high court, killing 11 and injuring at least 60, the lawyers and judges were back at work inside.

The prosecutor told the court: "Killing to make a political point, or to frighten the public to put pressure on the government, or as an expression of anger, is murder and remains murder whether the government in question is a good one, a bad one or a dreadful one.

2006 May - Gunman opens fire in Turkey's highest court, killing a prominent judge and wounding four others.

That decision led them to become the only three court officers killed on Sept. 11.